AVOID Backslash HELL With R-Strings In Python 💡

Avoid backslash hell with r-strings in #Python. #Code #Shorts

[BytesVsStrings]

Python Slowly,
Let me introduce you to a-strings, b-strings, c-strings, d-strings, e-strings, g-strings, h-strings, i-strings, j-strings, k-strings, l-strings, m-strings, n-strings, o-strings, p-strings, q-strings, s-strings, t-strings, u-strings, v-strings, w-strings, x-strings, y-strings, and z-strings.

[moahmadi]

When using regex is it best to use raw strings?

[dcknature]

Heck yeah! Escaping all that slashes would have been a nightmare without RAW strings (AKA r-strings) 😅
Thanks for the explanation 🍉😉👍!

[Migoyan]

You also have u-string for Unicode characters in python 2, they still exist in python 3 but they're obselete as all string are Unicode by default.

[wasimshaikh]

a = r"hello" + "\nhii" 😂😂😂

[ToxicBananaFish]

Is there a way to convert literal strings to normal strings?
Like if I use an input and get something with \n in it and I want it to be stored as a new line rather than the \n

[quetzalcoaltjp]

what IDE are you using? thanks for the tips

[knut-olaihelgesen]

How do I use a r-string on a f-string?

[synderis]

Pretty sure the mistake is using backslash for path names both Unix and windows accept forward slash for file names that shouldn’t need escaping

[omegastripes]

What about path = r'C:\Users\User\Desktop\'

[oSpam]

Can’t you put them together aswell? fr

[claymore]

or do the same things with triple quotation marks