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expand_more Python's print(~) method prints the input objects to the screen or other standard output device.
Parameters
1. object(s) | object | optional
The object or objects to print to the screen. Multiple objects should be comma separated.
2. sep | string | optional
The string to separate printed objects when more than one is provided. Defaults to ' '.
3. end | string | optional
The string to print at the end. Defaults to '\n' line feed.
4. file | object | optional
The stream to write to. Defaults to sys.stdout.
5. flush | Boolean | optional
A boolean indicating whether to flush the output. Defaults to False.
Return value
None
Examples
To print output to a screen:
a = 5print(a)
5
Sep
To use a hyphen (-) as the separator between printed objects:
print('Hello', 'World', sep='-')
Hello-World
End
To print an exclamation mark at the end:
print('Hello', 'World', end='!')
Hello World!
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Official Python Documentation
https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#print
