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I was wondering if there is a similar hex (\x) escape in Java like there is in C++.
For example:
char helloworld[] = "\x48\x45\x4C\x4C\x4F\x20\x57\x47\x52\x4C\x44";
printf("%s", helloworld);
There is no hex (\x) escape in Java from what it appears so far. Is there an alternative that is just as easy to use without having to concat a bunch of hex numbers together?
Strings in Java are always encoded in UTF-16, so it uses a Unicode escape:
\u0048. Octal characters are supported as well:\110