what escape 开发者_如何学JAVAcharacter is
\u000a
I would like it to be a quotation mark, but this gigantic unicode table I looked at did not account for this one
Without looking at a Unicode table I would say this is a Line Feed (ASCII 10).
Basically it's \n
, nl = New line = \u000a
in the ASCII table.
In Unicode it's a Line Feed:
Line Feed:
LF = \n = \u000A
Carriage Return:
CR = \r = \u000D
See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASCII#Code_chart
With the little bit of research and my understanding I can say it is a 16-bit number so. And every 4 nibbles represent in between 0 to f, so coming to the question it is 000a right. The rightmost nibble represents "a" which has a value of 10 in decimal. So the answer would be 10.
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