And if you want to play around with escape sequences from your shell, you can do so using `echo -e "\e[1A..."` in most shells (the `-e` flag enables backslash interpretation, while `\e` stands for the ESC character, alias `\033`).
Note also that (traditional) escape sequences cannot execute arbitrary code, so you can't really break anything that closing and reopening the terminal won't fix.
Note also that (traditional) escape sequences cannot execute arbitrary code, so you can't really break anything that closing and reopening the terminal won't fix.