Hi,
An alternative to the double '\' suggested by Vincent is to prefix the
whole string with 'r', which indicates that the string is a *raw* string,
so that '\t' is not to be interpreted as a tab but as '\' + 't':
show(r"$\theta$")
Eric.
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Hi David,
`\t` is a special character used for a tab. To get it to show properly
you need to 'escape' the first `\` (with another `\`). This should
give you the required behaviour:
```
show("$\\theta$")
```
You don't have this problem with `show("$\Theta$")` because `\T` is
not a special charact
Why does show("$\Theta$") display the capital Greek letter,
but show("$\theta$") gives "heta"?
Thank you.
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