>>> b = 'first \\n second \n third \\n forth \n fifth \\n'
>>> print(b)
first \n second
third \n forth
fifth \n
b to wanted result,
print( result )
first \n second third \n forth fifth \n
result = 'first \n second third \n forth fifth \n'
how to do this?
CodePudding user response:
\n
is an escape character, which indicates a line break, while \\n
is a backslash and a letter n, which will not be affected when you delete \n
:
>>> b = 'first \\n second \n third \\n forth \n fifth \\n'
>>> b.replace('\n', '')
'first \\n second third \\n forth fifth \\n'
This example may make you realize the difference between them:
>>> len('\n')
1
>>> list('\n')
['\n']
>>> len('\\n')
2
>>> list('\\n')
['\\', 'n']
CodePudding user response:
Maybe you can try b.replace('\n', '')