Python - Print Statement-Code Walkthrough - Part 3 |
1.
Printing Multiple Numbers
print(10, 20, 30)
print() Function: This is a built-in Python function used to display output.
Arguments (10, 20, 30): These are the values being passed to print().
They are separated by commas.
Default Separator (sep=" "): By default, print() separates multiple arguments with a single space.
2.
Printing Numbers and string
print("My age is", 12)
print(‘My age is’, 12)
print() Function: This is a built-in Python function used to display output.
Arguments: "My age is" (a string) and 12 (an integer).
Default Separator (sep=" "): By default, print() separates multiple arguments with a single space.
3
Printing a Repeated String
print("Python! " * 3)
String Multiplication (*): In Python, the * operator can be used for multiplying "Python! " is the string.
3 is the number of times the string will be repeated.
print() Function: This function will display the result.
4.
Print with separators-Double Quotes
print("Hello", "World", sep=" ")
print() Function: This function will display the result.
Arguments: "Hello" and "World" are two separate string values.
Separator Argument: The sep parameter defines what should be placed between the arguments.
Here, sep=" " (a single space) is the default behavior of print(), so it doesn't change anything.
5.
Print with hyphen separator
print('Hello', 'World', sep='-')
print() Function: This function will display the result.
Arguments: ‘Hello’ and ‘World’ are two separate string values using single quotes.
Separator Argument: The sep parameter defines what should be placed between the arguments.
Here, sep='-' places a hyphen (-) between 'Hello' and 'World'
6.
Print with underscore separator
print('Hello', 'World', sep='_')
print() Function: This function will display the result.
Arguments: ‘Hello’ and ‘World’ are two separate string values using single quotes.
Separator Argument: The sep parameter defines what should be placed between the arguments. Here, sep='_' places a underscore (_) between 'Hello' and 'World'
7.
Print with comma separator
print('Hello', 'World', sep=',')
print() Function: This function will display the result.
Arguments: ‘Hello’ and ‘World’ are two separate string values using single quotes.
Separator Argument: The sep parameter defines what should be placed between the arguments.
Here, sep=',' places a underscore (,) between 'Hello' and 'World'
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