How to teach Python to recognize ESC sequences (in particular, pressing arrows) and not print their code, but do what is intended?

Question

Python

Good day!
I'm writing a small console utility that will run mostly on Linux machines.
The question arose: how to teach Python to recognize ESC sequences (in particular, pressing arrows) and not display their code, but do what is intended.
For example, pressing the left key prints the corresponding ESC sequence instead of moving the cursor:

Type any symbol to break input: ^[[D

Answer 1

You can count like this .

Answer 2

Everyone recommends via msvcrt.getch():

from msvcrt import getch()
while True:
  key = ord(getch())
  if key == 32:
    jump()
...
  if key == 27: #ESC
    break