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Python Newline: How to Add a New Line and Print Without Newline | Python Tutorial
Printing a new line in Python
5 min readOct 12, 2022
Python programmers sometimes need to print some “non-printable” characters.
Include things like a tab or a new line.
To do so, we need to use the backslash character (\) to escape characters. If you do it without the backslash character, it will have a different meaning.
An example
If you want to print a tab, you will use the backslash character just before the letter t, like this: \t.
If you don’t use the backslash character before the letter t, only the letter t will be printed. In this case, no tab will be printed.
print('HellotPython')print('Hello\tPython')
//OutputHellotPythonHello Python
Python new line
When you break lines and print content on a new line, the readability of the output is greatly improved.
Whether you write code in Javascript, Python, C++, or Java, the readability of the output is important.
