Understand how to output text strings
Python programming language[1]
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For this topic we are learning how to output text string to the screen. You can also output text strings to a file (but that is a different lesson).
You will also learn how to comment your code.
# a normal hello world print function in python:
print("hello world")
print("from Warsaw")
# This is a handy to print many characters X number of times. I like to use this to visually separate output.
print("=" * 25)
# we will now look at the end keyword argument:
print("hello world", end='')
print("from Warsaw")
print("=" * 25)
# let's try a different end keyword argument:
print("hello world", end=' -- foo --')
print("from Warsaw")
print("=" * 25)
# we will now look at the sep keyword argument (what should we output between strings)
print("Hello","world", sep='..')
print("from","Warsaw", sep='--')
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