The single quote escape sequence \' allows you to include single quote characters inside strings that are enclosed by single quotes without ending the string prematurely.
\'# Example 1: Including single quote inside a string
print('It\'s a beautiful day!')
# Output:
# It's a beautiful day!
# Example 2: Single quotes inside a sentence
sentence = 'She said, \'Hello there!\''
print(sentence)
# Output:
# She said, 'Hello there!'
# Example 3: Using escape to include multiple single quotes
print('It\'s John\'s book.')
# Output:
# It's John's book.
# Example 4: Using single quotes inside single-quoted string with escapes
text = 'That\'s "amazing"!'
print(text)
# Output:
# That's "amazing"!
# Example 5: Escaping quotes in contractions or possessives
contracted = 'Don\'t stop believing.'
print(contracted)
# Output:
# Don't stop believing.
Use the escape sequence \' to include single quote characters inside single-quoted strings in Python, allowing clear and accurate string representation.