I am a beginner in python. I knew that " is a special character and needs \ to print it. But how does python handles " in a string when \ is not provided? For example
s = "Google," "facebook"
print(s)
prints "Google,facebook". How does python skips the middle "?
Top comments (2)
In this case you actually have two strings which are concatenated with each other. See related part of Python docs.
In this example, the strings get concatenated. Also, you don't necessarily need \ to escape ". You could also do
s = 'Google," facebook'and the " would be printed normally.