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    The C program prints the text "Kishore", "Vizag", and "AP" with getch() pauses in between. It uses system("cls") to clear the screen between outputs. The document also discusses escape sequence characters in C, which start with backslash and are used to format output but are not displayed. It lists common escape sequences like \n, \t, \r and their descriptions.

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    The C program prints the text "Kishore", "Vizag", and "AP" with getch() pauses in between. It uses system("cls") to clear the screen between outputs. The document also discusses escape sequence characters in C, which start with backslash and are used to format output but are not displayed. It lists common escape sequences like \n, \t, \r and their descriptions.

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    31-7-23 Net Batch Printf Fun

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    The C program prints the text "Kishore", "Vizag", and "AP" with getch() pauses in between. It uses system("cls") to clear the screen between outputs. The document also discusses escape sequence characters in C, which start with backslash and are used to format output but are not displayed. It lists common escape sequences like \n, \t, \r and their descriptions.

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    In Dev C++:

    #include<stdio.h>
    #include<conio.h>
    #include<stdlib.h>
    main()
    {
    printf("Kishore");
    getch();
    system("cls");
    printf("Vizag");
    getch();
    system("cls");
    printf("AP");
    getch();
    }
    BACK SLASH / ESCAPE SEQUENCE CHARACTERS
    They started with back slash [ \ ].
    They used to format the outputs.
    They participated in program execution but not
    displayed in output. Hence they are also called
    escape sequence characters.
    Each back slash character=1 byte i.e. one character.
    BACK SLASH CHARACTER DESCRIPTION
    \a Alert [ beep sound ]
    \b Back space
    \n New line character
    \t Tab space
    \r Carriage return[beginning of
    line]
    \f
    Form feed
    \v Vertical tab
    \0 Null char
    \\ \ [ invalid ]
    \k k [ invalid ]
    Printing back slash characters:

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