A unicode newline character(\u000d) in Java

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Java parses character escape codes in source code, not just strings.
This allows you to use Unicode identifiers without a Unicode encoding.

Therefore, the \u000d in the comment is parsed as a newline, ending the comment and beginning an instance initializer.

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