Page 238 - Ai_V1.0_Class9
P. 238
Syntax to use the print( ) function is:
print(object(s), sep = separator, end = end)
Where,
• object can be one or more separated by comma and it can be a variable, literal, expression. An object will be
converted to string before printed.
• sep parameter specifies the separator between the items you want to print. By default, the separator is a space.
You can change this to any string you want.
• end parameter allows you to specify what to print at the end of the output. By default, end is set to a newline
character ('\n'), which means each print statement will end with a new line.
Following are some of the examples of the print( ) function:
Commands Output
print("hello") hello
print("hello", "friends") hello friends
print("hello" + "friends") hellofriends
(This is concatenation of string using "+"
operator)
print("hello", "friends", sep="$") hello$friends
print("hello", "friends", sep="$", end="!") hello$friends!
print("hello", "friends", end="!") hello friends!
print("hello") hello
print()
print("friends") friends
print("hello", end="%") hello%friends
print("friends")
print("hello", "friends", "welcome", sep="#", hello#friends#welcome@
end="@")
print("I am in class", 9) I am in class 9
a = 5
b = 10
print("Sum of two numbers is " + str(a + b))
Sum of two numbers is 15
age = 14
print("I am ", age, " years old")
I am 14 years old
NOTE: sep and end are always the last two parameters after the objects in the print statements. However both
may have interchange positions.
print(10,20 ,sep="+",end="!")
OR
print(10,20, end="!",sep="+")
Output in both the cases will be same as both the statements are interpreted as same.
236 Artificial Intelligence Play (Ver 1.0)-IX

