Python color text to the terminal output

to print colored text to the terminal output in python, you can use ansi escape codes. these codes are special sequences of characters that, when printed to the terminal, change the text color or style.

here are some common ansi escape codes for text color:
- black: \033[30m
- red: \033[31m
- green: \033[32m
- yellow: \033[33m
- blue: \033[34m
- magenta: \033[35m
- cyan: \033[36m
- white: \033[37m

to reset the color to the default, you can use: \033[0m

you can use these escape codes to change the color of text in your python program. here's an example code snippet that demonstrates how to print colored text to the terminal output:

when you run this code, you will see the text "this is red text" in red, "this is green text" in green, and "this is blue text" in blue.

remember to always reset the color to the default using \033[0m after the colored text to avoid affecting subsequent text in your output.

feel free to experiment with different colors and styles by using different ansi escape codes to enhance the visual appeal of your terminal output.

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