[issue37944] Adjacent escape character in json.load()

Serhiy Storchaka added the comment: There is no a bug. "\\\"" is the same as r"\\" -- a 2-charackter string consisting of a backslash character and a doublequote character. r"\\\"" is a different string, it contains 3 backslash characters. >>> print("\\\"") \" >>> print(repr("\\\"")) '\\"'

[issue37944] Adjacent escape character in json.load()

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[issue37944] Adjacent escape character in json.load()

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[issue37944] Adjacent escape character in json.load()

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[issue37944] Adjacent escape character in json.load()

Origami Tobiichi added the comment: I tried something like this: ```python print(r'{"foo": "\\\""}') print('{"foo": "\\\""}') print(json.loads(r'{"foo":"\\\""}')) ``` On my machine it output like this: ``` {"foo": "\\\""} {"foo": "\""} {'foo': '\\"'} ``` But in most of online json parser, str