如何忽略 ppython 字符串中的双引号字符（作为函数的输入参数）

Question

I need to pass an argument to a function where the certain part of the input needs to be wrapped in double quotes so is then properly interpreted.

The goal is that the string provided by user: input = "abc"-d is intepreted as: ""abc"-d"

Why? Because between " " you provide an expression where - is treated as a dash and not arithmetical minus. I need that to pass it finally as "\\\"abc\\\"-d"

I did try

r""a-b-c"-d"

but no luck. Thanks for your suggestions!

Answer 1

Please Try '""abc"-d"'

Answer 2

Suppose your function name is func() , then in order to avoid this kind of problem, simply call the function like func(' "abc"-d') . So logic is that instead of using " , simply use '

Answer 3

You can define the String with ' ' for example:

input = '"a-b-c"-d'

another way is to put \ before the ".

for example:
    input = "\"b\""
    print(input)

will print "b"