// Source code: escape.cpp
// Programmer:  Anne Dawson
// Date:        Friday 20 Sept 2002

// illustrates the use of the escape sequences \n and \t and \\ and \" and \a

// \n includes a new line in a "string"
// \t includes a tab (a few blank spaces) in a "string"
// \\ includes a \ in a "string"
// \" includes a " in a "string"
// \a includes an alarm sound in a "string"

#include <iostream.h>
#include <conio.h>

int main()
{
	cout << "This is test1";
	cout << "This is test2\n";
	cout << "This is \\test3\n";
	cout << "This is \"test4\"\n";
	cout << "\tThis \"is\" test5\n";

   cout << endl << endl << "Press a key to alert sound...\n\n";
   getch();
	cout << "The alert sound\a";

   cout << endl << endl << "Press a key end program...";
   getch();

	return 0;
}