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How to produce a single backslash in a text in Python?

So I am trying to get the following output: \ I want to use it as a text without using the print command. I know, using print command, print('\\') give me the desired output, but '\\' does not. For instance, print('hello world!') would return hello world and 'hello world!' would return 'hello world!'. So I am trying to return '\' without using print command. Can someone help me?

20th May 2019, 10:00 PM
Sohrab
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You cant display anything unless you use a function to display your output to console. Backslash has a special meaning so you need to escape it everytime with another print("hello\\world")
20th May 2019, 11:53 PM
D_Stark
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I'm not clear as to what you are asking. Pls expanciate
20th May 2019, 10:05 PM
Jella
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judging by your question, you must be using the interactive python shell, but unfortunately, it wont work here. If you want string formatted output, use representations. print(repr(ā€œ\\ā€)) of course, you will need a print.
21st May 2019, 2:52 AM
Choe
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