How can introduce break line in Python?

Question

EN: I am trying to make paragraphs for one of my codes, however, I don't know how to make it. I have tried even with several of "\n\n\n" and "print"... lol. Can be used break line in Python?

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SP: Estoy intentando hacer párrafos para uno de mis códigos, sin embargo, no sé cómo hacerlos. He intentado incluso con muchos "\n\n\n" y "print"... lol. ¿Se pueden usar saltos de línea en Python?

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Answer 1

Oh, that's true. As I use "\n\n\n..." it can be multiplied.

Thank you all for your answers. I like to learn other ways.

Answer 2

Oh. True too.

1) print ()
2) print ("""aaa

bbb""")

Both works, but the second needs three ". Can't be used two or one.

Great, thank you all for your help. I have learned different ways to insert a break line!

Answer 3

Ya, I think is more easy to break paragraphs:

print ("""

""")

And look more consistent than '\n\n', for example.

Answer 4

print ("This is a test")
print ("of the text.")
print ("\n\nBefore this line,\nmust be a break line.")

I have wrote that code. But as I said in my first comment, I used "\n\n" and didn't work. However, now works.

This is strange. Do you know other possibilities to make break lines?

And thanks.

Answer 5

You can also use triple quotes, which will preserve all your new lines and blank lines, e.g.:

print("""This is an example
of using triple quotes.

It can produce blank lines.""")

output:

This is an example
of using triple quotes.

It can produce blank lines.

Answer 6

Herlon Costa Did you try it? It didn't work for me 🤔

Answer 7

Thanks for your comment!

Answer 8

If you need repetive newlines of a special size, you can do it like this:

nxt3='\n'*3
nxt5='\n'*5
nxt10=nxt5*2
tab='\t'

Then you can use it...

print("some" + nxt3 + "text")
print(nxt5 + "some" + nxt10 + "more" + nxt3 + tab + "text")

Answer 9

It ends up writing on the same line. Sorry! :(

Answer 10

Try it this bro:

print("Type text..."
"Type text...")

:)

Answer 11

Try it:
print("""\
First line
Second line
Third line...
""")