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Escape Sequences

In C programming language, there are 256 numbers of characters in character set. The entire character set is divided into 2 parts i.e. the ASCII characters set and the extended ASCII characters set. But apart from that, some other characters are also there which are not the part of any characters set, known as ESCAPE characters.
List of Escape Sequences
\a    Alarm or Beep   
\b    Backspace
\f    Form Feed
\n    New Line
\r    Carriage Return
\t    Tab (Horizontal)
\v    Vertical Tab
\\    Backslash
\'    Single Quote
\"    Double Quote
\?    Question Mark
\ooo  octal number
\xhh  hexadecimal number
\0    Null
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