How to enclose a double quoted string into a double quoted string?

Answer 1

Swethasenthil ,

you can use single quotes as outer quotes, and double quotes for the inner quotes:

print ('The number: "36"')

Answer 2

Using double quote inside double quote raise an error similar to single quote. You have to use "\" here .

print("the number is\"36\"")

Answer 3

It was like ... print ("The number: "36"") What is the error..

Answer 4

This is a very simple fix. If you don't want to use single quotes, then you can use python's escape character, the backslash.
The solution for your example is
print("The number: \"36\"")
You place the backslash directly before the character you want to print. For example, a new line is "\n", a tab is "\t", double quote "\"", single quote "\'".

Answer 5

Make use of escape sequences . eg ,

"\" Something\""

Answer 6

I can't undestand what you want to say.