Escape Sequence: Double Quote (") in Python

What is the Double Quote Escape Sequence?

The double quote escape sequence \" allows you to include double quote characters inside strings that are enclosed by double quotes without ending the string prematurely.

Examples of Using \"

# Example 1: Including double quotes inside a string
print("She said, \"Hello!\"")

# Output:
# She said, "Hello!"
  

# Example 2: Double quotes in a sentence
quote = "The sign read: \"No Entry\""
print(quote)

# Output:
# The sign read: "No Entry"
  

# Example 3: Using escape to include multiple quotes
print("He replied, \"That's great!\"")

# Output:
# He replied, "That's great!"
  

# Example 4: Using double quotes inside double-quoted string with escapes
text = "This is a \"quoted\" word"
print(text)

# Output:
# This is a "quoted" word
  

# Example 5: Escaping quotes in file paths or JSON strings
json_str = "{\"name\": \"John\", \"age\": 30}"
print(json_str)

# Output:
# {"name": "John", "age": 30}
  

Summary

Use the escape sequence \" to include double quote characters inside double-quoted strings in Python, allowing for clear and correct string representation.