print("This is code")
"""
print("The first two speech marks of the multi-line comment was treated as a normal string, the third one made a string closing after the 'print('. And the end of this print will open a new string.")
print("The problem continues")
"""
print("This is code again")
It should if you specify lang-py. What does your HTML look like?
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It should if you specify lang-py. What does your HTML look like?
On Mar 18, 2016 6:51 PM, "Miguel Ángel Prosper" <miguelang...@gmail.com> wrote:
The code-prettifier doesn't take into account multi-line comments/strings using the triple " or ' in Python.--
print("This is code")
"""
print("The first two speech marks of the multi-line comment was treated as a normal string, the third one made a string closing after the 'print('. And the end of this print will open a new string.")
print("The problem continues")
"""
print("This is code again")
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