If we need to put many backslashes in a string (required by some applications, for example, Concatenation of string slices: Python is not hard, is it?
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Python Reference (The Right Way) The recognized escape sequences are: ewline Ignored \ Backslash (\) ' Single quote (') " Double quote (“) \a ASCII Bell
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When Python finds a backslash in a string, it is interpreted as a formatting command The letter following the backslash indicates the type of formatting
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An escape character gets interpreted; in a singlequoted as well as doublequoted strings Backslash notation Hexadecimal character Description \a 0x07 Bell
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you must use a backslash • WARNING: – backslash is special in Python strings – It's special again in regexps – This means you need too many backslashes
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This is what's special about Python raw strings By preceding a string with r, you tell Python to interpret backslashes literally, so there's no need to add
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As in Python string literals, the backslash can be The solution is to use Python's raw string notation for regular expressions; backslashes are not
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A string type object is a sequence of characters • In Python, string literals start and end with single or backslash in a string it interprets
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In python, consecutive sequence of characters is known as a string An Declaring a string in python backslash (\) is used as an escape sequence
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The text enclosed in quotes forms a string literal in Python For example, 'd', 'abc", is represented by a backslash (1) followed by one or more
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