PYTHON

python print raw string

>>> print(repr('abc 123 
'))
'abc 123 
'

python raw string

#A raw string considers backslash as literal instead of an escape character
print(r"CUsersMyNameDesktop")
#Without the r in front you will have to escape the  with another 
print("CUsersMyNameDesktop")
#Both will print the same thing "CUsersMyNameDesktop"

raw string python

>>> s = r'HixHello'
>>> print(s)
HixHello

Python raw strings

'''
Windows paths for files contain backslashes which python interprets as
escape sequences. To ignore these escape sequences, you can use raw strings!
'''

import os

# os.chdir changes the current working directory
os.chdir("C:UsersUSERNAMEDesktop") # Creates error

INSTEAD, USE:
os.chdir(r"C:UsersUSERNAMEDesktop") # Add an r before the string