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I have a string like :

var a = " Hello \u0153 "

when I console.log(a) I get 

" Hello œ"

What I want is to have " Hello \u0153 "

I know if I can convert the string to " Hello \\u0153 " I will get what I want, but I am not able to convert the single slash to double slash, because anytime I try to perform any string functions, they are performed on " Hello œ "

Example fiddle

I have looked at the question : How to print literal unicode string in Javascript?

but the accepted answer does not work for strings which have ASCII characters written as Unicode , for example it will display \u0050 as P instead of \u0050 also, it will convert characters like œ to their unicode values, although it does not appear as such in the source string.

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