Python Print Function: A Beginner’s Guide to Output
This article introduces Python's print() function, explaining its purpose of displaying program results and detailing each parameter—self, *args, sep, end, and file—so beginners can understand how to control output formatting and destinations.
Python print Function
The print() function primarily displays the program's execution results.
Parameters
self : indicates the class name, usually the current class.
*args : variable positional arguments; represents the data to be printed.
sep : separator inserted between multiple items; default is a space.
end : string appended after the last value; default is a newline.
file : file object to which output is written; default is None (standard output).
Illustrative images demonstrate the function layout and example usages.
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