How to print only special characters in python
I would like to display the escape characters when using print statement. E.g. Show
I would like it to display: "Hello\tWorld\nHello\sWorld"
BartoszKP 33.8k13 gold badges103 silver badges128 bronze badges asked Jun 25, 2011 at 12:50
Use repr:
Note you do not get But if you really do want
answered Jun 25, 2011 at 12:52
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you merely want to print the string that way, or do you want that to be the internal representation of the string? If the latter, create it as a raw string by prefixing it with
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How do you print special characters?2 Answers. Press Ctrl + Shift + u.. Type in hexadecimal code for Unicode character you want to print.. Press enter.. How do you get special characters in a string in Python?Python Program to check special characters. Input: "Hello!!". Output: string is not accepted.. Input: "hello123". Output: string is accepted.. Step 1- Import re module.. Step 2- Define a function to check for special characters.. Step 3- Create a regular expression of all the special characters.. How do you show special characters in a string?To display them, Java has created a special code that can be put into a string: \". Whenever this code is encountered in a string, it is replaced with a double quotation mark.
How do I print a character in Python without escape?Using “r/R”
Adding “r” or “R” to the target string triggers a repr() to the string internally and stops from the resolution of escape characters.
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