What is a Backslash?
A backslash () is a symbol used in computer programming and file systems to indicate special characters or escape sequences. It is placed before a character to give it a specific meaning or to avoid confusion with other characters.
In computer programming, the backslash is commonly used to escape certain characters or represent special sequences. For example, if you want to include a quotation mark within a string of text, you can place a backslash before the quotation mark (“) to indicate that it is not the end of the string. Similarly