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Im using python crash course version 2 - james_newbie - Sep-07-2019 i want to use \n \t in a variable and print name = " JOHN " print(name.lstrip()) print(name.rstrip()) print(name.strip()) print("\tname") print("\nname")it gives an error on this print("\tname") print("\nname") sorry i canĀ“t find box parentice RE: Im using python crash course version 2 - ichabod801 - Sep-07-2019 What error is it giving you? Or is it just not printing what you expected? Perhaps you meant: print('\t', name)or print(f'\t{name}') RE: Im using python crash course version 2 - james_newbie - Sep-07-2019 (Sep-07-2019, 09:14 PM)ichabod801 Wrote: What error is it giving you? Or is it just not printing what you expected? Perhaps you meant: it print name istead of john JOHN JOHN JOHN name name so it ses name as a string i think and not as a variable RE: Im using python crash course version 2 - ichabod801 - Sep-07-2019 Right. Things in quotes are strings, not variable names. You need to take them out of the quotes (my first example) or use a special string syntax so that they are recognized as variables (my second example). |