Escape character

nounStandard termTelecom & IT

A specific control code that changes the meaning of the data immediately following it.

A dedicated character in a data stream or string that signals the parser to treat the next characters differently than normal text. It is used to insert formatting commands, special symbols, or terminal control codes without breaking the syntax.

Heard on the job

You need to add a backslash as an escape character before the quotation mark so the script doesn't break.