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How to put backslash escape sequence into an f-string

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Francis T. O'Donovan

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How to put backslash escape sequence into an f-string

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If you want to write something like:

"{}MESSAGE{}".format("\t"*15, "\t"*15)

but using f-strings, you hit the issue that you cannot have a backslash inside an f-string expression.

Instead you should assign the tab character to a variable and then use that:

tab = '\t' * 15
f"{tab}MESSAGE{tab}"

Via SO.

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Updated: October 23, 2022

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