Which of the following escape sequences will print the backslash character?

The correct choice for printing the backslash character is represented by the escape sequence consisting of two backslashes, which is denoted as "\". In JavaScript and many other programming languages, the backslash character itself is used as an escape character to indicate that the character following it is to be treated differently than it normally would be.

When you want to actually include a backslash in a string, you must use a double backslash. The first backslash escapes the second backslash, resulting in a single backslash being printed. Therefore, using "\" in your code will produce the desired output of a single backslash character when the string is rendered.

The other options do not provide the correct escape sequence for generating a backslash. A solitary backslash without escaping cannot correctly represent itself within a string. The division character and any other incorrect representations wouldn't yield a backslash either, solidifying "\" as the only correct way to print a backslash in your output.