Eg.
when iam trying to write something like below which uses an apostrophe in the sentence,
print(''I am jack's raging bile duct'')
I get invalid syntax error. How to fix this?
You can use both " and ' to write a string in Python, a double ' ('') will be invalid.
If you use ", the syntax for your case would be
print("I am jack's raging bile duct")
But if you use ', you may need to escape the apostrophe as follows:
print('I am jack\'s raging bile duct')
In general, if you use ", and your string has also ", you will need to escape every " in your string, except the one that closes, same happens with '.
don't use double ', use "
print("'I am jack's raging bile duct'") should work
There are 2 ways:
print('I am jack\'s raging bile duct')
or:
print("I am jack's raging bile duct")
'' is not a double quote.
You want ".
Use of double quotes will do the trick. print("I am jack's raging bile duct") I tried it and works good. Happy coding!
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14104728/not-able-to-print-statements-with-apostrophe-in-it-in-python-invalid-syntax-e