Print() function & statement

Understanding  print( ) :-
To print or display output ,python provide print( ) function.You can use print() as

print(<objects to be printed >...)

      e g.,,when you wrote

      print("My name is xyz")

it will print 

      My name is xyz

Double and single quotes:

↳print('Hello world')

↳print("Hello world")

Note: Both these strings are valid in python.you can enclose your strings in either double or in single quotes, but just ensure that opening and closing quotation mark should be of same type.

'Hey there"↶ This is invalid

Output through print statement:-

let's take a few examples→

print("Hello")                  #a string

print(17.5)                       # a number

print(3.14*3)                    #some calculation occur and print the final result

Features of print statement :-

↳print("My","name","is","Amit.",sep='...')

will print

        My...name...is...Amit.

let's take a look in python interpreter:-

•end=' ' argument:-

let's take a few examples→

↳print("My name is Amit",end='  ')

↳print("I am 16 years old.")

will print output as:

          My name is Amit.  I am 16 years old.

In script mode:-

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