\n in Python

Question

I would like to ask what do I need to write if I wanted the output to be :
Hello

World
>>>

I know I could write this using print('Hello\n\n\n\n','World'), but is there a way I could just do something like \n*3 or anything else to cut the code shorter?

Answer 1

Sorry, it didn't work, because you can't use backslash \ in f-string's curly brackets, but you could store newline in a variable:
nline = "\n"

And then put it in f-string:
f"Hello {nline*5} World" ---> "Hello \n\n\n\n\n World"

Answer 2

You can use fstrings, which let you perform evaluations in strings.
Start the string with an f:
f""

And put the evaluatable parts in {}:
f"Hello {5 + 5} World" ---> "Hello 10 World"

f"Hello {'\n'*3} World" ---> "Hello \n\n\n World"

Answer 3

Seb TheS i havent learnt fstrings yet, but I've tried the code, my output comes out as empty though :'(

Answer 4

Mirielle[ InAcTiVe ] thanks a lot! ✨