JS Practice — Built-in Objects

String.raw — backslash-n not a newline

📖 Usage Example

String.raw`Hello
World`   // → 'Hello\nWorld'
String.raw`C:\Users\me`    // → 'C:\Users\me'

Use String.raw as a tagged template to get the raw string form where backslash escapes are not processed.

String.raw — Escape Sequences Not Interpreted

In a normal template literal, \n becomes a newline. With String.raw, it stays as the two characters \ and n.

Challenge: Implement rawNewline() that returns the two-character string \n (not an actual newline) using String.raw.

rawNewline() // → '\n'  (2 chars: backslash + n)

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