How to escape single quotes in bash?

Question

bash

How to escape single quotes in bash? I need to sudo "sed -i '1!d' path" over ssh in this form via a bash script, but the backslash does not escape the single quote character.

Answer 1

backslash does not escape single quote character

oh well, it doesn't escape:

$ ssh 192.168.0.1 "printf '>>>%s<<<\n' \'"
>>>'<<<
$

Answer 2

sed -i 's/                \x22IBLOCK_ID\x22 => \x2233\x22\x2C/                \x22IBLOCK_ID\x22 => \x22GOTOVO\x22\x2C/g' {} \;^C

By analogy, understand
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