; Clojure names its special characters instead of escaping them.
; prn prints a character back as the literal it was written as.

; \newline for a new line
(prn \newline)

; \return for a carriage return
(prn \return)

; \tab for a horizontal tab
(prn \tab)

; \space for a space
(prn \space)

; \formfeed for a form feed
(prn \formfeed)

; \backspace for a backspace
(prn \backspace)

; \\ for a backslash
(prn \\)

; \" for a double quote
(prn \")

; \uNNNN for a code point in hex
(prn \u0041)

; \oNNN for a code point in octal
(prn \o101)

; inside a string the familiar C escapes are the ones that work
(prn "tab\there, quote\"here, backslash\\here")