Python
Is there a difference from using ’ ’ from " " ?
If you want to avoid using escape characters if you have a ’ or " in your string, then use the opposite of whatever is in your string.
Playing with the terminal we find:
>>> 'hi'
'hi'
>>> 'h"i'
'h"i'
>>> "h'i"
"h'i"
>>> 'h'i'
File "<stdin>", line 1
'h'i'
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>> 'h\'i' #using the "\" escape character
"h'i"
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Thanks for your help!!
Just to add something else, there is multiline strings ("""
), in case your string goes over many lines.
multiline_string="""
SEEE
SO
COOL
"""
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Yes! and i think you can also do it with the single ones for the same effect ('''
).
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