Two Backslash in SQL procedure with regular expression

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On SQL procedure where i saw a Regular expression which contains this piece -

REGEXP '\\s*count\\s*\\('


why there are two backslash ? what's the meaning of this code?
May 26, 2022 in Others by polo
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