Mastery10Basic output (print) in Python<\/p>\n

The main output function is called print(). This function basically lets you make your output look nicer and easier to read.<\/p>\n

So you can basically take your input and save it in our variable “n” so you can reuse it using your output function print().<\/p>\n

n = input(“Please enter your age: “)<\/p>\n

Once we have our input, which is the user’s name. We can take it and print it.<\/p>\n

n = input(“Please enter your age: “)<\/p>\n

print(n)<\/p>\n

But that isn’t too fun since we are basically repeating what the user said. We will put it inside the stringthat restates the obvious.<\/p>\n

n = input(“Please enter your age: “)<\/p>\n

print(“The user is ” + n + ” years old.”)<\/p>\n

This looks better right? The correct answer is no because we didn’t convert our input into a string.<\/p>\n

n = input(“Please enter your age: “)<\/p>\n

print(“The user is ” + str(n )+ ” years old.”)<\/p>\n

Overall, there isn’t much to the print() function, you just have to remember the type of data you are printing and handle it accordingly.<\/p>\n

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