Print
String - group of characters in the quotes.
Single quote ' '
Double quote " "
Paraparenthesis / Brackets ( ) { }
= Escape sequences :
If we want to use single quote in single quotes or double quote in double quotes. Then use back slash ( \ ) before the quote.
This is known as escape sequence. Some escape sequences are follows.
\n : For print output on new line use \n
\t : For Tab or for more space
\b : Use for backspace.
That means if we type Pytthon ( double t ) and want to print Python then use \b for erase unwanted character.
\\ : Double slash is used for print Backslash \
String - group of characters in the quotes.
Single quote ' '
Double quote " "
Paraparenthesis / Brackets ( ) { }
= Print command :
We can use single quote / double quote in the string.
= Can not use single quote in single quotes, so can use single quote in double quotes.
= Can not use double quote in double quotes, so can use double quote in single quotes.
= Escape sequences :
If we want to use single quote in single quotes or double quote in double quotes. Then use back slash ( \ ) before the quote.
This is known as escape sequence. Some escape sequences are follows.
\n : For print output on new line use \n
\t : For Tab or for more space
\b : Use for backspace.
That means if we type Pytthon ( double t ) and want to print Python then use \b for erase unwanted character.
\\ : Double slash is used for print Backslash \
For example print ( " This is Python \" ) In this command we use \ before " quote. Terminal shows error. Therefore if we want to print that slash use double slash \\
print ( " This is Python \\" )
* Comments : Comments are used for writing notes or information such that interpreter ignores this command when compile. Comments are for user which can not read by interpreter. Use # before the line.
* Escape sequences as Normal Text :
If we want to print Escape sequences as Normal Text, use double back slash before it.
(1) If we want to print " Line A \n Line B " as text.
(2) To print number of back slashes, double it in command.
(3) To print \" or \' , use double back slash before lt.