How to get to a new line in Python Shell?

Question

In IDLE, say i want to write the following in TWO lines:

x = 3

print x**5

but when i type x = 3 and press enter, it executes the assignment. H

Answer 1

x = 3; print x ** 5

should help, but it doesnt matter that its executed the way it is in IDLE.

Answer 2

Ctrl + Enter enters a new line in Spyder IDE

Answer 3

after every line put \ mark and press enter

Answer 4

Use the Ctrl-J key sequence instead of the Enter key to get a plain newline plus indentation without having IDLE start interpreting your code.

You can find other key sequences that make IDLE easier to use for this type of learning under the Options->Configure IDLE menu.

Answer 5

To code group of statements, ;\ will work

   list1=[1,2,3]
   list2=[4,5,6]

   print list1;\
   print list2

Will print both the lists

Where as, for Indentation statement, you need :\

  for i in list1:\
  print i
  //double enter

Will show all the elements in the list

Answer 6

Just open a new file: File > New window. You can run it by clicking run > run module.