** When used in a string **
sample
System.out.println("delicious\t mandarin orange");
Console: Delicious oranges
** When using variables **
sample
String sample1 = "normal";
String sample2 = "Strawberry";
System.out.println(sample1 + "\t" + sample2);
Console: Normal strawberry
Windows
sample
System.out.println(sample1 + "\t" + sample2);
System.out.println(sample1 + "¥t" + sample2);
Both \ and \ can be used
mac
sample
System.out.println(sample1 + "\t" + sample2);
System.out.println(sample1 + "¥t" + sample2); //Backslash and backslash are distinguished on mac
console: Ordinary strawberry Ordinary ¥ t strawberry
** Escape sequence (partial) **
Escape sequence | Meaning of symbols | Center align |
---|---|---|
¥" | Double quotation | |
¥' | Single quote | |
column | new line | |
will | ¥(Circle)mark | will |
be | be | be |
left | right | center |
aligned | aligned | aligned |
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