How to use two commands in python -c?

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I am wanting to execute python command by using python -c but it contain in string library so i need import it.
While reading man i find this:
when called with -c  command,  it  executes  the
   Python  statement(s) given as command.  Here command may contain multi‐
   ple statements separated by newlines.  Leading whitespace  is  signifi‐
   cant  in  Python statements!  In non-interactive mode, the entire input
   is parsed before it is executed.

For example I've tried python3 -c "import string n print(string.ascii_letters)"
but it didn't work. So what is it new line?

R4444 · Accepted Answer

This is not really a re related question. But you can do something like this:
python3 -c 'import string;print(string.ascii_letters)'

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