Copy the Text Art below and use triple quoted strings (e.g., """this style""") to print it to your console. Be sure that you do not add any new lines or adjust the picture.

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The picture contains backslashes (\), so use a raw triple-quoted string: put an r right before the opening quotes, which keeps every backslash as it is (r'''...''' works too):

print(r"""this style""")

The art is also in art.txt and in the art.txt tab of the sandbox (To sandbox).

Pro-tip: Use CTRL-A (Windows) or COMMAND-A (Mac) to select all text on a screen. Then you can right click and copy it.

If you get a syntax error with single triple quotes (‘’’), you can use double quotes instead.