You need to escape characters that a compiler interprets differently than a person does. For example, double quotes. The compiler uses them to mark the beginning and end of a string, but not to display them on the screen. So if we need to display double quotes, we use escape characters. Let's practice this skill. Complete a task about escaping characters.
Escaping characters
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Lunita
13 January, 15:45
No es tan difícil, pero me tomo 4 intentos :( por culpa de las últimas comillas en la segunda frase.
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furius72
11 October 2022, 09:51
i dont understand why homework does not follow lessons..this task has not been explained before
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Steve C. Ands
19 November 2021, 16:02
Me está generando ERROR y se está cumpliendo todo
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Roman
24 November 2021, 07:29

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Lunita
13 January, 16:02
Al final van unas comillas después de bin, no las tienes Steve.
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Wendy Organista
5 October 2021, 23:04
Es un ejercicio para poner mucha mucha atención, cada espacio y cada caracter cuentan :) Muy bueno
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Angel Stefan
15 September 2021, 21:25
Hello, somebody know how to open the console in IntelliJ? For this task is important to see what is printed on the screen, but for some reason i don't have the console in the page. Tk!
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José Matías Flores Aisama
30 May 2021, 00:23
I can not see the requeriments, seem not working.
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Alex Vypirailenko Java Developer at Toshiba Global Comme
30 May 2021, 11:45
Please contact support at support@codegym.cc
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Nathan Guidry
10 May 2021, 16:16
Yeah the hint could've been worded better..
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liutas
17 November 2020, 18:05
hello everyone,
What i'm doing wrong ? it looks simple but maybe i missed something.
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Kademo
21 October 2020, 23:29
This task helped me find out that IntelliJ adds escape characters by itself. Just copy\paste the text and it is done. Amazing
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Geneson Bautista
20 September 2020, 01:05
Took me three times to get right. Hint is to pay attention to the double \\ for the second line.
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