On Monday, September 25, 2017 at 7:15:41 PM UTC-5, Cai Gengyang wrote:
> """
> Boolean Operators
> ------------------------
> True and True is True
> True and False is False
> False and True is False
> False and False is False
>
> True or True is True
> True or False is True
> False or True is True
> False or False is False
>
> Not True is False
> Not False is True
>
> """
>
> If I simply want to print a chunk of words and a paragraph
like the above, what command should I use ?
Well, being that what you have there is a "multi-line string
literal", then you can pass it the print function (py3).
## Begin: Python2.x interactive session ##
>>> print """this is my
totally awesome multi-line
string"""
this is my
totally awesome multi-line
string
## End: Python2.x interactive session ##
Although, i would assign a name to it first, as passing
around literals is not practical.
## Begin: Python2.x interactive session ##
>>> s = """this is my
totally awesome multi-line
string"""
>>> print s
this is my
totally awesome multi-line
string
## End: Python2.x interactive session ##
However, if your intention is to evaluate each line of the
"paragraph" (as you called it), then you have to do a little
more work.
## Begin: Python2.x interactive session ##
>>> for line in s.splitlines(True):
... print repr(line)
'this is my\n'
'totally awesome multi-line\n'
'string'
Which is a start...
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