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Measure the Elapsed Time in PythonRepresent enumCreate a Countdown TimerConvert Bytes to a StringIntroduction
Print Hello world!Add Two NumbersFind the Square RootCalculate the Area of a TriangleSolve Quadratic EquationSwap Two VariablesGenerate a Random NumberConvert Kilometers to MilesConvert Celsius To FahrenheitPrint Output Without a NewlineDecision Making and Loops
Check if a Number is Positive, Negative or 0Check if a Number is Odd or EvenCheck Leap YearFind the Largest Among Three NumbersCheck Prime NumberPrint all Prime Numbers in an IntervalFind the Factorial of a NumberDisplay the multiplication TablePrint the Fibonacci sequenceCheck Armstrong NumberFind Armstrong Number in an IntervalFind the Sum of Natural NumbersCreate Pyramid PatternsIterate Over Dictionaries Using for LoopReverse a NumberCompute the Power of a NumberFunctions
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Merge MailsFind the Size (Resolution) of an ImageFind Hash of FileSafely Create a Nested DirectoryCatch Multiple Exceptions in One LineCopy a FilePython Program Read a File Line by Line Into a ListAppend to a FileExtract Extension From the File NameGet the File Name From the File PathGet Line Count of a FileFind All File with .txt Extension Present Inside a DirectoryGet File Creation and Modification DateGet the Full Path of the Current Working DirectoryCheck the File SizePython Program to Create a Long Multiline String
To understand this example, you should have the knowledge of the following Python programming topics:
Example 1: Using triple quotes
my_string = '''The only way to
learn to program is
by writing code.'''
print(my_string)
Output
The only way to
learn to program is
by writing code.
You can use '''(multiline string)'''
or """(multiline string)"""
to print a multiline string as shown above.
Example 2: Using parentheses and a single/double quotes
my_string = ("The only way to \n"
"learn to program is \n"
"by writing code.")
print(my_string)
Output
The only way to
learn to program is
by writing code.
If you use (" ")
syntax, you need to specify the newlines explicitly using \n
.
Example 3: Using \
my_string = "The only way to \n" \
"learn to program is \n" \
"by writing code."
print(my_string)
Output
The only way to
learn to program is
by writing code.
You can use \
as in the above example code to write a multiline string.