Someday, I'mma make my own forum, and ban the people I don't like, and only let the people I like on; and ther will be nothing anybody can do about it.
On the other paw, I show gratuitous generosity and forgiveness to my dog and treat him like he is my own child, even though he makes messes and goes wild and gets himself hurt on things and used to destroy my things.
We should set up children on play~dates, he is a small cat named Oreo.
So I've mapped the homerow of numbers on my keyboard to the various broken letters that stopped working. At best this is a temporary solution, but it works for now.
More people have said that and been killed than there are thorium decay products.
In the first print() above, you'll notice that we have a slash right before the single quote (that is, the apostrophe). This backslash ( \ is a backslash, / is a forward slash) tells us that the letter right after it is an escape character. An escape character helps us print out letters that are hard to enter into the source code. There are several different escape characters, but in our call to print() the escape character is the single quote. We have to have the single quote escape character because otherwise the Python interpreter would think t hat this quote meant the end of the string. But we want this quote to be a part of the string. When we print this string, the backslash will not show up.
So basically... putting a backslash before a single quote makes it part of the string rather than the code for ending the string? It is a little confusing since I don't see the slash in the example. >_>
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So I've mapped the homerow of numbers on my keyboard to the various broken letters that stopped working. At best this is a temporary solution, but it works for now.
^^I saw someone wearing an MCR shirt today and of course I thought of Enoby
oi mein gott. That's all I gotta say.
Did someone said.... PYTHON!?
although I didn't know it.