Confused about the triple quotes?

Question

How exactly would you execute it? B/c im doing it wrong.

print(""" """) ?

and hit enter when im ready for a new line?

thx

Answer 1

You can escape characters like a quote with the \ character.

\" is to escape a quote.
A quotation inside of two quotes would look like this : "\"" .

So your code would look like this:
print("\"\"\"\"")

Answer 2

The triple quotes are for strings like this:

my_string = ''''this is a string that
spans multiple lines
I just pressed enter to enter the new lines
like this'''

print(my_string) # this will print the string with the '\n' added

EDITED

It doen't look soo but I'm using triple quotes in the example.

Answer 3

Did not understand what you are trying to do?

Answer 4

Ok, i misunderstood. Thx for clearing it up fellas!

Edit: Also, is there a way to reply besides "answering" or "editing" my own question?

Answer 5

I understand how the "\n" works, but the lesson mentions not having to do it manually when using triple quotes. Im having trouble executing it.

If i type

print("""What time is it? #Enter """) It closes out before i get to the second line. Thx