String Escape Sequences

Question 1

'

Answer 1

put a single quote mark in a string (‘)

print” he's clever!”

he’s clever

Question 2

"

Answer 2

allows double quote marks in string (“)

print “"your so silly" he said.”

“your so silly” he said.

Question 3

\a

Answer 3

sounds an audio beep

ASCII bell (BEL)

Question 4

\b

Answer 4

ASCII backspace (BS)

print “every \bday”

everyday

Question 5

\f

Answer 5

ASCII formfeed (FF) 
indent new line
print "every \fday

every
day

Question 6

\n

Answer 6

ASCII linefeed
new line

print “every /nday”
every
day

Question 7

\N{name}

Answer 7

returns character named name from unicode database (unicode only)

Question 8

\r

Answer 8

carriage return (CR) in ASCII
starts at beginning of line again can overwrite

print”every bloody \rday

dayry bloody

Question 9

\t

Answer 9

horizontal tab (TAB) in ASCII
indent (tab) forwards

print “every bloody \tday”

every bloody day

Question 10

\uxxxx

Answer 10

returns character with 16-bit hex value xxxx (unicode only)

Question 11

\uxxxxxxxx

Answer 11

returns character with 32-bit hex value xxxxxxxx (unicode only

Question 12

\v

Answer 12

ASCII vertical tab
return new line at end point of previous line

print “every bloody \vday”
every bloody
day

Question 13

\ooo

Answer 13

returns character with octal value ooo

Question 14

\xhh

Answer 14

returns character with hex value hh

Question 15

what does the raw_input function do?

Answer 15

enables user to input text
enables program to get data and data types from a user
enable program to use this data in program
enable program to print a string of data to user based on that input

Question 16

\

Answer 16

to put a blackslash in a string ()