Python grammar (apostrophe) SOLVED

Question

I’m having trouble finding the lesson where it tells me how to insert an apostrophe to a printed sentence in Python. Any help would be appreciated.

I’ve just started to learn to code and I’m just trying to get the basics down right now.
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Answer 1

You have to escape it by putting a backslash before it like this:

print 'It\'s friday!'

Answer 2

Eliza Shoop
print(spam +"\' "+eggs)

Answer 3

You would have to write

spam+'\' s '+eggs

or if this is confusing for your eyes, you can use another set of quotation marks on the outside:

print("It's friday.")

This way, the single ' is read as a character without using that \.

Answer 4

Can that work with a variable?
If I put :
spam= ‘it’
eggs= ‘friday’
print (spam\’s + eggs)

would it allow me to do that?

Answer 5

thank you

Answer 6

Eliza Shoop
Thank you

Answer 7

Eliza Shoop Look at the example again, you'll notice a difference