escape sequences in Python 3.

 List of escape sequences available in Python 3.

Escape Sequence	Description	Example
\newline	Backslash and newline ignored	print("line1 \ line2 \ line3") RESULT line1 line2 line3
\\	Backslash (\)	print("\\") RESULT \
\'	Single quote (')	print('\'') RESULT '
\"	Double quote (")	print("\"") RESULT "
\a	ASCII Bell (BEL)	print("\a")
\b	ASCII Backspace (BS)	print("Hello \b World!") RESULT Hello  World!
\f	ASCII Formfeed (FF)	print("Hello \f World!") RESULT Hello World!
\n	ASCII Linefeed (LF)	print("Hello \n World!") RESULT Hello World!
\r	ASCII Carriage Return (CR)	print("Hello \r World!") RESULT Hello World!
\t	ASCII Horizontal Tab (TAB)	print("Hello \t World!") RESULT Hello World!
\v	ASCII Vertical Tab (VT)	print("Hello \v World!") RESULT Hello World!
\ooo	Character with octal value ooo	print("\110\145\154\154\157\40\127\157\162\154\144\41") RESULT Hello World!
\xhh	Character with hex value hh	print("\x48\x65\x6c\x6c\x6f\x20\x57\x6f\x72\x6c\x64\x21") RESULT Hello World!

Some escape sequences are only recognized in string literals. These are:

Escape Sequence	Description
\N{name}	Character named name in the Unicode database
\uxxxx	Character with 16-bit hex value xxxx. Exactly four hexadecimal digits are required.
\Uxxxxxxxx	Character with 32-bit hex value xxxxxxxx. Exactly eight hexadecimal digits are required.