How to escape the apostrophe in javascript?

@herminia_bruen 

To escape an apostrophe in JavaScript, you can use a backslash () before the apostrophe character. This is called escaping the character.

Here's an example:

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var escapedString = 'I can't believe it!';
console.log(escapedString); // Output: I can't believe it!

In the above code, the backslash () before the apostrophe in the I can't believe it! string is used to escape the character to prevent it from being interpreted as the end of the string.