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>>> s = r'abc\ndef\tghi'
>>> print(s)
abc\ndef\tghi
Want to interpolate variables? Use an f-string:
>>> x = 10
>>> t = f'>{x}<'
>>> print(t)
>10<
But... you can combine them, too:
>>> s = rf'>\n{x}\t<'
>>> print(s)
>\n10\t<
>>> s = r'abc\ndef\tghi'
>>> print(s)
abc\ndef\tghi
Want to interpolate variables? Use an f-string:
>>> x = 10
>>> t = f'>{x}<'
>>> print(t)
>10<
But... you can combine them, too:
>>> s = rf'>\n{x}\t<'
>>> print(s)
>\n10\t<
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s1 = 'abc\ndef' # 7 characters, including newline
That's fine for small strings. But for longer ones, use a triple-quoted string:
s2 = """abc
def"""
BTW, the created strings are the same:
print(s1 == s2) # True!
s1 = 'abc\ndef' # 7 characters, including newline
That's fine for small strings. But for longer ones, use a triple-quoted string:
s2 = """abc
def"""
BTW, the created strings are the same:
print(s1 == s2) # True!