Escaping Characters in Strings

Question

Fix the given code to output the following expression:
I'm learning JavaScript

Hint
Escape the single quote inside the string.
Use backslash for escaping

Answer 1

Right,

\ <-- That's a backslash
' <-- That's a single quote

use a backslash to escape a single quote on the code you still have not posted.

Answer 2

I can't, this one's so simple if I told you anything else I might as well just do it for you. I also literally just gave several examples in the last post.

Answer 3

You havent provided the code, also the "hint" is the answer

Answer 4

Ecapable characters act different when a backslash is placed before them with no space. Quotes are considered strings and don't close previous quotes, \n is a newline character, \t is tab character, and theres more.
Can you see how the hint is the full on answer? Do what the hint says.

Answer 5

Your code here is:

console.log('I'm learning Javascript')

If you try the code above,you will get a fatal error.
That's because Javascript parses 'I'm learning Javascript'
into ['I']m learning Javascript['
instead of ['I'm learning Javascript']

The quotation mark (') on "I'm" was interpretated as a string literal ending, instead of a character in a string.
To avoid this, you can put a backslash (\\) to escape that character from actual code

Example:
//Put a backslash next to the quotation mark on "Isn't"
console.log('Isn\'t it obvious?')

Output:
Isn't it obvious?

Answer 6

It literally say: "Fix the given code..." you have to provide the code. Only you can see it.

What about the hint is confusing???

Answer 7

So it's hard for me to understand

Answer 8

Plese help me this cod

Answer 9

Zaki Love Please create a new question

Answer 10

Because I wasn't provided by code and hint is confusing

Answer 11

Wait

Answer 12

Escaping Characters in StringsFix the given code to output the following expression:
I'm learning JavaScript

Hint
Escape the single quote inside the string.Use backslash \ for escaping.//fix the code
console.log('I'm learning JavaScript');

Answer 13

Can u give me some more Hints

Answer 14

Or give one example to make me understand

Answer 15

Pls I am just a child of 8th class

Answer 16

O thanks pro

Answer 17

//fix the code
console.log("I'm learning JavaScript");

Good Luck

Answer 18

hey guys ...i need an help here
Strings

Fix the given code to output I'm a programmer.

Hint
Escape the single quote inside the string.

Answer 19

print('I\'m a programmer')

try it

Answer 20

Your code is :

console. log('I'm learning javascript') l;