Uploaded October 2013 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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Hello! Welcome back to another Python 2.7.2 Programming Tutorial. In this tutorial, we talk about:

1) Escape Characters (\n, \, \t, \b).

2) The 'exec' keyword.

3) Multiple Statements on 1 line.

4) Differences between using a comma and concatenation to put your strings together.

Thanks for watching!

The editor I was using in this tutorial was Emacs. If you would like me to do a tutorial on it, please leave a comment below.

Download Emacs: gnu.org/software/emacs

If you are running on Mac OS X, it should already be installed. Just type "emacs" into your terminal and you'll be good to go. To open a file that already exists with Emacs, type "emacs filename.fileextension". Keep in mind that if you type in a file name that does not exist, emacs will create that file for you. Emacs can also be used as a standard text editor. Emacs is considered an IDE I believe, though there is some controversy over that subject.

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