Summary
This episode introduces raw string literals, a feature added in C++11 that simplifies working with complex strings. Jason demonstrates how raw string literals preserve all whitespace, newlines, and special characters exactly as written, eliminating the need for escape sequences. He also shows how to handle cases where the string itself contains characters that would normally terminate the string, using custom delimiters. The episode concludes with a practical tip about using language-specific delimiters for embedded code snippets to enable editor syntax highlighting.