I need to concatenate specific folder path with a string, for example:
mystring = "blablabla"
path = "C:\folder\whatever\"
printing (path + mystring) should return: C:\folder\whatever\blablabla
However I always get the EOL error, and it's a must the path to have the slash like this: \ and not like this: /
Please show me the way, I tried with r' it's not working, I tried adding double "", nothing works and I can't figure it out.
Either use escape character \\
for \
:
mystring = "blablabla"
path = "C:\\folder\\whatever\\"
conc = path + mystring
print(conc)
# C:\folder\whatever\blablabla
Or, make use of raw strings, however moving the last backslash from end of path
to the start of myString
:
mystring = r"\blablabla"
path = r"C:\folder\whatever"
conc = path + mystring
print(conc)
# C:\folder\whatever\blablabla
The reason why your own raw string approach didn't work is that a raw strings may not end with a single backslash:
Specifically, a raw literal cannot end in a single backslash (since the backslash would escape the following quote character).
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