So, \\ inside a string means a single backslash (\), '\n' means new-line character, Concatenation of string slices: Python is not hard, is it?
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r' ' (raw strings) can't do invisible stuff, but avoid problems with backslash open('C:\new\text dat') vs backslash is special in Python strings
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The solution is to use Python's raw string notation for regular expressions; backslashes are not handled in any special way in a string literal prefixed
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that contains both integer and decimal numbers, the result will be a decimal number When Python finds a backslash in a string, it is interpreted as a
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you're telling Python it's a Unicode or UTF-8 string, so the output for the one particular case of strings that rely a lot on backslashes is regular
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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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Python Reference (The Right Way) The recognized escape sequences are: ewline Ignored \ Backslash (\) ' Single quote (') " Double quote (“) \a ASCII Bell
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Say that we load this string into a Python variable As you know from the strings chapter, the backslash, \, is used to “escape”
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Python interpreter treats string as a single value len is a built-in function in python Backslash(\) character is used to escape characters
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