How to start a new line for long strings represented by their references?
starting a new line for long strings
line1 = "abc"
line2 = "gfd"
string = (line1)n(line2)n
print(string)
I am expecting to get a result like this in Python3:
abc
gfd
but it gives me: SyntaxError: unexpected character after line continuation character
python python-3.x
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starting a new line for long strings
line1 = "abc"
line2 = "gfd"
string = (line1)n(line2)n
print(string)
I am expecting to get a result like this in Python3:
abc
gfd
but it gives me: SyntaxError: unexpected character after line continuation character
python python-3.x
I am expecting to get a result like: abcngdf where gdf start in a new line
– Kwindow
Jan 3 at 19:43
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starting a new line for long strings
line1 = "abc"
line2 = "gfd"
string = (line1)n(line2)n
print(string)
I am expecting to get a result like this in Python3:
abc
gfd
but it gives me: SyntaxError: unexpected character after line continuation character
python python-3.x
starting a new line for long strings
line1 = "abc"
line2 = "gfd"
string = (line1)n(line2)n
print(string)
I am expecting to get a result like this in Python3:
abc
gfd
but it gives me: SyntaxError: unexpected character after line continuation character
python python-3.x
python python-3.x
edited Jan 3 at 19:51
blhsing
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asked Jan 3 at 19:40
KwindowKwindow
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I am expecting to get a result like: abcngdf where gdf start in a new line
– Kwindow
Jan 3 at 19:43
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I am expecting to get a result like: abcngdf where gdf start in a new line
– Kwindow
Jan 3 at 19:43
I am expecting to get a result like: abcngdf where gdf start in a new line
– Kwindow
Jan 3 at 19:43
I am expecting to get a result like: abcngdf where gdf start in a new line
– Kwindow
Jan 3 at 19:43
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You can use triple quotes to quote a literal string of multiple lines:
string = '''abc
gfd'''
Or if you would like to join multiple one-line string variables into a multi-line string, you can use the str.join
method:
string = 'n'.join((line1, line2))
Thank you! I found this method is really useful
– Kwindow
Jan 5 at 17:10
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If you are looking to just get "abc gfd" from those two strings you can just add the strings.
string = line1 + " " + line2
or
string = line1 + "n" + line2
for a new line in-between the strings.
Thank you very much! That works
– Kwindow
Jan 5 at 17:09
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You can use triple quotes to quote a literal string of multiple lines:
string = '''abc
gfd'''
Or if you would like to join multiple one-line string variables into a multi-line string, you can use the str.join
method:
string = 'n'.join((line1, line2))
Thank you! I found this method is really useful
– Kwindow
Jan 5 at 17:10
add a comment |
You can use triple quotes to quote a literal string of multiple lines:
string = '''abc
gfd'''
Or if you would like to join multiple one-line string variables into a multi-line string, you can use the str.join
method:
string = 'n'.join((line1, line2))
Thank you! I found this method is really useful
– Kwindow
Jan 5 at 17:10
add a comment |
You can use triple quotes to quote a literal string of multiple lines:
string = '''abc
gfd'''
Or if you would like to join multiple one-line string variables into a multi-line string, you can use the str.join
method:
string = 'n'.join((line1, line2))
You can use triple quotes to quote a literal string of multiple lines:
string = '''abc
gfd'''
Or if you would like to join multiple one-line string variables into a multi-line string, you can use the str.join
method:
string = 'n'.join((line1, line2))
answered Jan 3 at 19:47
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Thank you! I found this method is really useful
– Kwindow
Jan 5 at 17:10
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Thank you! I found this method is really useful
– Kwindow
Jan 5 at 17:10
Thank you! I found this method is really useful
– Kwindow
Jan 5 at 17:10
Thank you! I found this method is really useful
– Kwindow
Jan 5 at 17:10
add a comment |
If you are looking to just get "abc gfd" from those two strings you can just add the strings.
string = line1 + " " + line2
or
string = line1 + "n" + line2
for a new line in-between the strings.
Thank you very much! That works
– Kwindow
Jan 5 at 17:09
add a comment |
If you are looking to just get "abc gfd" from those two strings you can just add the strings.
string = line1 + " " + line2
or
string = line1 + "n" + line2
for a new line in-between the strings.
Thank you very much! That works
– Kwindow
Jan 5 at 17:09
add a comment |
If you are looking to just get "abc gfd" from those two strings you can just add the strings.
string = line1 + " " + line2
or
string = line1 + "n" + line2
for a new line in-between the strings.
If you are looking to just get "abc gfd" from those two strings you can just add the strings.
string = line1 + " " + line2
or
string = line1 + "n" + line2
for a new line in-between the strings.
answered Jan 3 at 19:47
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Thank you very much! That works
– Kwindow
Jan 5 at 17:09
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Thank you very much! That works
– Kwindow
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Thank you very much! That works
– Kwindow
Jan 5 at 17:09
Thank you very much! That works
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I am expecting to get a result like: abcngdf where gdf start in a new line
– Kwindow
Jan 3 at 19:43