The Python linebreak command \n doesn't work for me on Python 2.7 when I include something in the statement, like an int or a numpy array. Is there a way to do this? Here are some examples:
print("These \n linebreaks don't work:\n", 1)
"These \n linebreaks don't work:\n", 1
print("These \n work fine\n")
These
work fine
If you want to use print
like a function, import the one from Python3.
>>> from __future__ import print_function
>>> print("These \n linebreaks don't work:\n", 1)
These
linebreaks don't work:
1
Now they actually do and you won't have to change anything.