How do I compare a value to a backslash

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if  message value 0         or message value 0               do stuff    I m sure it s a simple syntax error  but something is wrong with this if statement

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When you only need to check for equality  you can also simply use the in operator to do a membership test in a sequence of accepted elements   if message value 0  in                  do stuff

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If message value   is string   if message value 0  in                 do stuff     If it not str

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Escape the backslash   if message value 0         or message value 0             From the documentation      The backslash     character is used to   escape characters that otherwise have   a special meaning  such as newline    backslash itself  or the quote   character

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Try like this   if message value 0         or message value 0             do stuff

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Use following code to perform if-else conditioning in python  Here  I am checking the length of the string  If the length is less than 3 then do nothing  if more then 3 then I check the last 3 characters  If last 3 characters are  ing  then I add  ly  at the end otherwise I add  ing  at the end   Code-  if  len s  lt  3       return s elif s -3     ing       return s  ly  else  return s    ing

[python] How do I compare a value to a backslash?

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