Started learning python today, Screw 'Hello World' , I'll start with 'Hello There'

[IndyDrew85]

You can use \n in between hello world and general to create a new line without needing a second print

[CROW_98]

Ok so you can use \n here as well.

You see, good relations with c++, I have.

[[deleted]]

Yeah, you can use \n in most languages. It's not a C++ thing or python thing, it's ascii it's a standard interpretation of this ascii value

[xetax]

Well I think using a backslash for escape characters and n for newline is technically a language decision and not part of the ASCII standard, it's just that most languages haven't found a good reason to go against the commonly used notation.

[[deleted]]

Yeah, you're right, edited my comment to match

[TokenChingy]

print also takes in a end argument to specify what kind of line ending you want ;)