I want to print this text 'aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ'
like this
'aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ'
but when I tried to do that its printing like this '
aÀXysc
§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ
how can I ignore\n
I want to print this text 'aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ'
like this
'aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ'
but when I tried to do that its printing like this '
aÀXysc
§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ
how can I ignore\n
You can use r
to make \n
lose its special meaning.
print(r'aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ')
# aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ
You can simply scape \
by using \\
>> print('aÀXysc \\n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ')
aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ
or you can use a raw string by prepending an r
to the string
>> print(r'aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ')
aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ
You can use the repr
function to get the string representation of the value:
>>> print(repr('aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ'))
'aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ'
You can print it as a raw string by prefixing it with r
.
>>> print(r'aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ')
aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ
Two ways:
First Method:
You can try use the repr function
like so:
my_string = 'aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ'
print(repr(my_string))
Second Method: Use the double \ back lash, like so:
my_string = 'aÀXysc \\n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ'
print(my_string)
Output:
aÀXysc \n§Ä tIÄ¡p¶ntÃ