I was just now playing around in the interpreter trying
print('Hello''world!') thinking I would get a syntax error, only to
discover the kernel of what you show below...
On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 9:28 PM, brian arb <brianjames...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I really like breaking my long strings like...
>
> And rewrite it like this...
> my_very_long_string = ('I have been looking through PEP 8--Style Guide for
> Python Code.'
> 'It recommends a maximum line length of 79
> characters. What is the'
> 'preferred way to continue on another line or lines
> really long print'
> 'functions of string literals (Python 3)? The only
> thing that'
> 'immediately occurs to me is to break up the string
> literal into'
> 'multiple parts separated by + and break after the +
> . This seems to'
> 'use Python\'s built-in line continuation of anything
> between parens. Is'
> 'this the preferred way to do this?')
>
Thanks!
boB
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