Character and string Literals
Explore the use of character and string literals in D programming. Understand how to specify characters using escape sequences, Unicode codes, and various string literal forms like WYSIWYG and delimited strings. Learn how literals are handled at compile time to optimize your code.
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Character literals
Character literals are specified within single quotes as in ‘a’, ‘\n’, ‘\x21’, etc.
As the character itself
The character may be typed directly using the keyboard or copied from a separate text: ‘a’, ‘ş’.
As the character specifier
The character literal may be specified using a backslash
character followed by a special character. For example, the backslash character itself can be specified by \\. The following character specifiers are accepted: ...
As the extended ASCII character code
Character literals can also be specified by their ...