One of the valid escape sequences used in the C language is

The correct answer is: D. \s

An escape sequence is a sequence of one or more characters that results in a different character being output than would be produced by typing the characters literally. In the C language, the following escape sequences are valid:

• \n: Newline
• \t: Tab
• \b: Backspace
• \r: Carriage return
• \f: Form feed
• \v: Vertical tab
• \a: Alert
• \e: Escape
• \0: Null character
• \: Backslash
• \”: Double quote
• \’: Single quote
• \?: Question mark
• \xnn: Octal character with value nn
• \unnnn: Unicode character with value nnnn
• \Unnnnnnnnnn: Unicode character with value nnnnnnnnnn

The escape sequence \s is used to represent a space character.