 or control-L).</DD>
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\b</DT><DD>This code represents a backspace control code (i.e. ASCII 0x10, or control-H).</DD>
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\\</DT><DD>This code represents a backslash character (i.e. ASCII 0x5C, or &quot;\&quot;).</DD>
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nnn</EM>
</DT><DD>This code is a literal octal value. The backslash must be followed by three digits, making up an octal integer in the range 0-177o (i.e. 0-255). The byte specified is inserted directly into the string. Thus, for example, &quot;\134&quot; is functionally identic