How can I use the double quatation symbol in a string

Answer 1

In Python use a backslash \". or put the double quotes in a single quote
print('"name"')
print("\"name\"")

Answer 2

In Python, the escaping method is \. One can escape "" or '' using this.

For eg. print("this is a \"human\"")

Answer 3

Another alternative in python is to use triple quotes (either single or double, but obviously same type at start and end):

print("""no needs to escape " (double quote) nor ' (single quote)""")
print('''no needs to escape " (double quote) nor ' (single quote)''')

Answer 4

Varun Vaswani triple quotes literal string are meant for do multiline strings and comments, and a literal string is totaly valid as argument of any function, even the print() function ^^

Answer 5

visph , one can't use "' for print and other strings since in the syntax, it's meant for do strings or multiline comments...