why the output is different when i am implementig multiline string

[stringsatif1]

'''hello
world'''
'hello\nworld'hello
world

 

[Chris Angelico]

hello
world

That's because repr() converts the newline into "\n", while print
renders it literally. Check out repr() in the docs:

http://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html?highlight=repr#repr

ChrisA

 

[Dave Angel]

hello
world

What you're seeing has nothing to do with the triple quotes, and
everything to do with how you're using the debugger. In one case, you
just mention a value, and the debugger magically calls repr() on the
expression. So it adds quotes around it, and turns embedded funny stuff
into escape sequences, because that's what repr() does on a string.

In the second case, you call Python's print function (assuming python 3,
which you didn't specify). it does not call repr(), but just sends the
characters direct to the console.

if you want to see the escape characters in the second case, you should
have either said:

 

[stringsatif1]

thanks dave..

 

[stringsatif1]

thanks dave..

 

[stringsatif1]

thanks cris

 

[stringsatif1]

thanks cris