Can't figure out /t

[Phazon]

I'm completely new to C++ and I was reading a tutorial from this site. I tried to add /t to a string, but I can't actually get a tab. Here's the code:

cout << "I can't tab! " << ":(" << '/t' << "Seriously!";

And the result was; "I can't tab! :(12148Seriously! I'm not sure what caused those numbers to appear, but I can safely assume I'm doing something wrong. Can anyone tell me what it is that I'm doing wrong please?

[tummychow]

Wrong slash. It's this:
'\t'

[Phazon]

Oh wow. I feel really stupid. Thanks.

[firedraco]

It happens to everyone. ;)