Python cross-line print: Multi-use (), line break \ To be careful, use less + or no (other program code across the line with \ On the line, cannot use parentheses)

Both of these are wrong.

# print ' 11 '
# ' Tset3 ' #error
# print ' 12 '

# + ' Tset4 ' #error

The following test code contains the basic possible scenarios

‘‘‘

@author: Willard
‘‘‘
print ' 1 ' + "Tset"
print ' 2 ' "Tset1"
Print (' 3 '
"Tset1")
Print (' 4 ',
' Tset1 ')

print ' 5 '
"Tset1"
print ' 5 ' \
' Tset2 '
print ' 5 ' \
' Tset3 '

print ' 6 ' +\
"Tset"
print ' 7 ' +\
"Tset"

print ' 8 ' \
+ "Tset"
print ' 9 ' \
+ "Tset"

print ' 10\
Tset1 '
print ' 10\

Tset2 '

The output is:

1tset
2tset1
3tset1
(' 4 ', ' Tset1 ')
5
5tset2
5tset3
6tset
7tset
8tset
9tset
10tset1
Ten Tset2

Python cross-line print: Multi-use (), line break \ To be careful, use less + or no (other program code cross the line with \ On the line, cannot use parentheses)