Hi,how how to use " " " triple quatation in a string in Python 3,i cant grasp it's ideal usage

Answer 1

To write a multiple of lines string without recieving an EOL (end of line) error, example:

string1 = """hello
world"""
print(string1)
>>output:
hello
world

Answer 2

Vusumuzi Mabena
*wrong*

print("hello
world")

>>output:
EOL error while scanning

*right*

print("""hello
world""")

>>output:
hello
world

Answer 3

I basically don't use it at all. Usually I prefer to spread strings like this:

print('Hello'
' world!')

Usually triple quotes come up with docstrings.

def f():
'''This function does:

blablabla
blablabla''"
# And now the actual code

Answer 4

I really don't understand how to properly use this,can you please show me the how to write the multiple lined that produces erros ,and a right way to to right multiple lines using triple qoutes " " "

Answer 5

Ya it's just an alternative method
It's up to us how we use it

Answer 6

""" it is generally used when you want to inspect your code on output screen"""
Unlike conventional comments these docstring comments retain throughout the program run
That's it!

Answer 7

Arnav Deshpande, Python doesn't require that you put your docstrings in triple quotes. Regular string literals work just as well!