Python string literals and variables

in python, string literals are used to represent textual data. string literals can be enclosed in either single quotes (' '), double quotes (" "), or triple quotes (""" """ or ''' '''). single and double quotes work the same way, but using triple quotes allows for multiline strings.

variables are used to store data values in python. when assigning a string literal to a variable, you simply provide the string value to the variable name.

here is an example to demonstrate python string literals and variables:

in the example above, we have demonstrated the use of single quotes, double quotes, and triple quotes for string literals. we have also shown how to use variables to store string values and how to include variables within a string using f-string formatting.

run the code to see the output which will display the strings stored in the variables.

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