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The character following the backslash, for example,
\?
matches a question mark

A
multicharacter escape
(
MultiCharEsc
) is a
\
followed by one of the characters shown below. Each multicharacter escape matches one of a number of different characters (but it only matches one character at a time).

Multicharacter escape
Matches
\s
space (x20)
,
tab (x09)
,
newline (x0A)
, or
carriage return (x0D)
\i
An initial name character: specifically, a character classified in the XML specification as a Letter, or
:
or
_
\c
A name character, as defined by the
NameChar
production in the XML specification
\d
A decimal digit: anything that matches
\p{Nd}

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