In this video, we continue to explore how to use texts (strings) in Python by exploring the nuances of working with quotes in string literals, building on the use cases for our retail calculator application.
How do you work with website URLs, drive locations, etc. in Python? For instance, if you want to scrape a web at google.com/dummyurl, how do we declare a variable to store this kind of string? Should you use the escape sequence or is there a better way to do it?
In this video, we explore raw strings in Python and how to work with them with specific common use cases and we also discuss the pitfalls to avoid when working with raw strings in Python.
Kindly note that this video is part of a series on learning the fundamentals of how to work with Python. It is worth noting that this series is geared toward absolute beginners or those with a basic understanding of Python programming.
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14 апр 2024
