C - Escape Sequence

When we use output function like printf() than Escape Sequences helps in formatting the output. All Escapse Sequences start from '\' (forward slash)

List of Escape Sequence in C Language
Escape Sequence	Description	Example
\a	Alert or Beep	printf("Hello User\a");
\b	Backspace	printf("Hello\b\b\b User"); He User
\n	New line	printf("Hello\nUser"); Hello User
\r	Carriage Return	use in file handling
\t	Tab (Horizontal)	printf("Hello\tUser"); Hello User
\?	Question Mark	printf("How are you\?"); How are you?
\'	Single Quote	printf("How\'s that"); How's that
\"	Double Quote	printf("\"C\" - Language"); "C" - Language
\\	Backslash	printf("File is in c:\\abc"); File is in c:\abc

Example 1: Escape Sequence 1

#include<stdio.h>
void main()
{
    printf("You\nare\nlearning\n\'c\' - \"language\"");  
}

You
are
learning
'c' - "language"

Example 2: Escape Sequence 1

#include<stdio.h>
void main()
{
    printf("A\nB\n"); //new line
    printf("A\tB\n"); //tab
    printf("\'ABC\'\n"); //single quotes
    printf("\"ABC\"\n"); //double quotes
    printf("\nHow are you\?"); //Question Mark
    printf("\nFile path is c:\\new folder\\file.ext");
}

A
B
A B
'ABC'
"ABC"
How are you?
c:\new folder\file.ext