Python - Output

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• Python provides many built-in functions for our use. The most common function used to interact with the output console is the print() function.
• The print() function is used to display the text on the output screen.
• This print() function will print all values or messages as a string.
• If the values are not already a string then that value will be automatically converted to a string within the print() function.

Example with print()

>>print('Welcome to Krivalar Tutorials')
Welcome to Krivalar Tutorials
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Another example

>>a=5
>>print('The Given number is:',a)
The given number is: 10
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If you want to write multiple variables(even in different types) within the print() function, those variables are separated by a comma.

For example
>>x ='Arun'
>>y = 30
>>print(x,y)
Arun  30

To get more readable and interesting output, the python print() function allows us to use several formatting options inside the print() function.

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