What is the method for setting colors in Python?

In Python, you can set colors by using ANSI escape codes. These codes are a series of special characters that control terminal functions, such as setting text and background colors.

To set text color, you can use the following ANSI escape codes:

1. Color: Black.
2. Red
3. Green: Green color.
4. Yellow
5. Blue
6. \033[35m: Magenta
7. Azure Blue
8. White: 37

To set a background color, you can use the following ANSI escape codes:

1. Black background
2. Red background
3. Green background
4. yellow background
5. Blue background
6. : Bright pink background
7. Blue background
8. White background

To reset the color, you can use the following ANSI escape code:

1. \033[0m: Reset color and style.

Here is an example demonstrating how to use ANSI escape codes to set text color to red and background color to blue.

print("\033[31m\033[44mHello, world!\033[0m")

This will print “Hello, world!” in red text on a blue background.