Welcome! Today's adventure involves Special Character Sequences in Java. We're going to demystify commonly used escape sequences — newline (\n), tab (\t), backslash (\\), and quotes (\" and \'). Ready? Let's go!

Escape sequences are characters prefixed with a backslash (\), which triggers unique behavior in subsequent characters. They're incredibly handy for commanding line breaks, adding tab spaces, or including a backslash or quotes in a string.

Here's an example of the newline character (\n) in action:

The output appears on two separate lines!

Think of \n as your in-code line breaker. It efficiently splits the output, enhancing readability. Here's how it works: