print function in python
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print() function and input() function makes the program more interactive with the user.
Although, there are some extra things we can do with print(), making the output formattable.
Functionalities of print() function
Let’s start with the syntax:
print(object(s), sep=separator, end=end, file=file, flush=flush)Fact: In python, all data types are implemented as an object.
object(s): Will accept any number of objects, which will be converted into a string before printing. We can pass it in two ways:
Concatenated:
- Comma separated:
- Output:
Enter any number: 2021
year:2021
- sep=’separator’: This is Optional. Used to specify how to separate the objects, if there is more than one. The default is ‘ ‘ (space).
- Output:
Enter any number: 2021
year: 2021
- end=’end’: This is Optional. It is used to specify what to print at the end. The default is ‘\n’ (new line).
- Output:
Enter any number: 2021
year: 2021 month: Jan
- file: This is Optional. The default is sys.stdout. Used to specify the name of the file to write the output. If the file doesn’t exist, it will create a new file.
- Output (in ‘Greetings.txt’ file):
!!! Wish you a happy new year !!!
Enjoy the year--->2021---> and the month --->January
- flush: This is Optional. A Boolean specifies if the output is flushed (True) or buffered (False). The default is False.
Check out this GFG article for a detailed explanation of the flush parameter
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