I have a
String a = "51109965.xml";
I need to add this character: '\'. So at the end I will get a new string "\51109965.xml".
I am trying to use this command:
StringBuilder PathBufferXML_new_Provider = new StringBuilder().append("\").append("51109965").append(".xml");
But because this sign '\' is saved, I get an error.
How can I solve this issue?
解决方案
In Java, \ is an escape character. It means, that it escapes the original meaning of the following sign. For example, when one wants to print " which has a special meaning, he can write System.out.println("\"");. Let's try to find the answer to your question which could be refactored to:
How can I print \ in Java, as it's a special character which escapes special meaning from the special characters?
System.out.println("\\"); will be what you're looking for as it's escaped speacial meaning of a \ character.
...and a very important thing: characters in Java are represented in single quotes: '\' instead of "\" which represents a String object which has a private field of type char[].