What is the best way to concatenate two triple quoted strings in python?
Example:
varA= """INSERT ....... """
VarB= """SELECT.......""""
Desired Final Query =
"""INSERT........
SELECT........"""
When I do :
varC=varA+varB
I get something like :
"""INSERT........
SELECT........"""
That is, I don't get the style I desire. How can I achieve this? Thanks in advance :)
In python the main use of triple quotes strings are for multiline strings. Thus str1="bees" is equivalent to str1="""bees""", but
str1="""
bees"""
is not equivalent to
str1="
bees"
Anyway, using your two strings, if you just want to have str2 under str1, you can:
str1 = """INSERT......."""
str2 = """SELECT......."""
str3 = str1 + "\n" + str2
# >>> str1 = """INSERT......."""
# >>> str2 = """SELECT......."""
# >>> print str1 + "\n" + str2
# INSERT.......
# SELECT.......
or
print "{0}\n{1}".format(str1, str2)
Are you using print() to show varC? Try this,
varA = """INSERT ....... """
varB = """SELECT......."""
varC = varA + '\n' + varB
print(varC)
