Python's escape character descriptor

Escape	What it does.	Meaning
\\	Backslash ()	Back slash
\‘	Single-quote (')	Single quotation marks
\"	Double-quote (")	Double quotes
\a	ASCII Bell (BEL)	Bell character
\b	ASCII Backspace (BS)	Backspace
\f	ASCII FormFeed (FF)	Paper Feed character
\ n	ASCII linefeed (LF)	Line break
\n{name}	Character named name in the Unicode database (Unicode-only)	The character name in the Unicode database; name is its name.
\ r ASCII	Carriage Return (CR)	Carriage return character
\ t ASCII	Horizontal tab (tab)	Horizontal tab
\uxxxx	Character with 16-bit hex value xxxx (Unicode-only)	Characters with a value of 16-bit hexadecimal xxxx
\uxxxxxxxx	Character with 32-bit hex value xxxxxxxx (Unicode-only)	Characters with a value of 32-bit hexadecimal xxxx
\v	ASCII vertical tab (VT)	Vertical tab
\ooo	Character with octal value ooo	Characters with a value of eight in Ooo
\xhh	Character with hex value hh	A character with a hexadecimal value of HH

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Python's escape character descriptor