Fred wrote:
> Hi
> I am writing on an application, that is supposed to read a file into
a
> single string:
> My program though, when I run it, gives me an error, that the called
> file is non existent
> 'C:\ \Documents and Settings\ \Fred\ \My Documents\ \School\ \Bio'
> Is it normal that python a
Hello Fred,
Backslashes are used as an escape and not just in Python ( consider
'\r\n' )
To use a backslash you must escape it with two of them like this: \\
'c:\\windows\\dir'
or you can use a raw string:
r"c:\windows\dir"
or you can use forward slashes. Yes that works ;)
"c:/windows/dir"
Windows
Hi
I am writing on an application, that is supposed to read a file into a
single string:
My program though, when I run it, gives me an error, that the called
file is non existent
'C:\ \Documents and Settings\ \Fred\ \My Documents\ \School\ \Bio'
Is it normal that python adds the space and extra ba
