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Update:
Looks like Dennis was first to probably the easiest answer to execute, the double-backtick approach.

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One way to do it is to use a space after:

`\ `

Another, without the pesky space is to use the "Fullwidth Reverse Solidus"

`＼`

Comparison:

`\ ` versus
`＼`

On windows systems, you can often generate the full-width slash by holding down the Alt key and pressing + (numeric keypad), F F 3 C (lower-case is fine).

Update:
Looks like Dennis was first to probably the easiest answer to execute, the double-backtick approach.

---

One way to do it is to use a space after:

`\ `

Another, without the pesky space is to use the "Fullwidth Reverse Solidus"

`＼`

Comparison:

`\ ` versus
`＼`

On windows systems, you can often generate the full-width slash by holding down the Alt key and pressing + (numeric keypad), F F 3 C (lower-case is fine).

Update:
Looks like Dennis was first to probably the easiest answer to execute, the double-backtick approach.

---

One way to do it is to use a space after:

`\ `

Another, without the pesky space is to use the "Fullwidth Reverse Solidus"

`＼`

Comparison:

`\ ` versus
`＼`

On windows systems, you can often generate the full-width slash by holding down the Alt key and pressing + (numeric keypad), F F 3 C (lower-case is fine).

Update:
Looks like Dennis was first to probably the easiest answer to execute, the double-backtick approach.

---

One way to do it is to use a space after:

`\ `

Another, without the pesky space is to use the "Fullwidth Reverse Solidus"

`＼`

Comparison:

`\ ` versus
`＼`

On windows systems, you can often generate the full-width slash by holding down the Alt key and pressing + (numeric keypad), F F 3 C (lower-case is fine).

As Dennis already answered, one way to do it is to use a space after:

`\ `

Another, without the pesky space is to use the "Fullwidth Reverse Solidus"

`＼`

Comparison:

`\ ` versus
`＼`

On windows systems, you can often generate the full-width slash by holding down the Alt key and pressing + (numeric keypad), F F 3 C (lower-case is fine).

Update:
Looks like Dennis was first to probably the easiest answer to execute, the double-backtick approach.

---

One way to do it is to use a space after:

`\ `

Another, without the pesky space is to use the "Fullwidth Reverse Solidus"

`＼`

Comparison:

`\ ` versus
`＼`

On windows systems, you can often generate the full-width slash by holding down the Alt key and pressing + (numeric keypad), F F 3 C (lower-case is fine).