Typing illegal characters

I'm having trouble specifying \ and " as a string. Typing "\" gives me some error and NetBeans won't let me try """ for obvious reasons. Example:
s.contains("\");How should I be doing this?

kavon89 wrote:
How should I be doing this?The '\' character has special meaning within string literals. If you want the actual string:
...you'll need to escape both the backslash and quotation mark. Example:String s = "\\\"";~

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