Can someone explain this ?

Question

print(r"/n sololearn")
>>>/n sololearn

Answer 1

r is used for raw string. it prints everything regardless. So instead of '\n' being a newline character it's just a '\' foward slash and an 'n' right next to eachother.

Answer 2

The r represent raw string and that /n should be \n which mean a new line so the code should be
print (r"sololearn"+"\n");
>>sololearn

Answer 3

omer_ctr NotAPythonNinja you are right I just corrected it The r represent raw string and that /n should be \n which mean a new line so the code should be
print (r"sololearn"+"\n");
>>sololearn

Answer 4

Slick thank you so much bro ,this is new for me 👐👐

Answer 5

George, i sow this in a code challange and it really confused me , the output is really >>>/n sololearn

Answer 6

Oh yes ,u right bro