Why is //n here?

Answer 1

\n (not /n) is a line break. If you use \n in a string, the text that follows the \n will continue in the next line.

\ is an escape character and means that the next character is not to be treated as a special character but as a regular character. Because of the escape character, print('\\n') will print '\n' instead of a line break.

Answer 2

Go to the code playground and try this:

print('This is\na string')

vs this:

print('This is\\na string')

Answer 3

But in the question there is back slash n and is this different from \n? and I still didn't get u.. I think my question is different..

Answer 4

And when I write simply it as a string the result is what I guess means only one backslask

Answer 5

Incase of input the result vary means two back slash is there