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Escape @ from python line command

I don't know if this is a problem with python or with the shell (zsh on linux), I've an argument like this: "@xyz" that starts with a "@"

python the_script.py first_argument @second开发者_Python百科_argument third_arg

I tried to escape @ with \ or \\, or use "" but the program doesn't start. If I leave the @ from @second_arguments everything's ok.


  1. Perhaps the "@" is a glob character in zsh, expanding to all symbolic links in the current directory. Try escaping it with "@@"?

  2. Try running the argument list with echo, i.e:

    echo the_script.py first_argument @second_argument third_arg

That way, you can figure out if it was expanded or passed as-is to the script.

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