@allang The u' prefix just means it's a Unicode string, in Python 2.X version. So, if you alias your local python environment to 3.X version, you won't get u' prefix.
@rakeshr Thanks for the quick response. I have checked it and have realized that the prefix is displayed only in the output. It doesn't affect my code. Thanks for pointing it out.
The u' prefix just means it's a Unicode string, in Python 2.X version. So, if you alias your local python environment to 3.X version, you won't get u' prefix.