Prints

In Python, you can ask the computer to display a message on the screen. You can display many things like variables, strings, integers, and much more. An example is shown below.

Example

As you can see, when printing something, you have certain rules. In each and every print statement, you have to type print, followed by parentheses which contains what you are printing.

print(Term)

You can also print a new line like so:

print("\n")

Inputs

In Python, you can make a program that allows the computer to ask a question which the person using the program (user) will be able to answer. You can also store that answer in a variable. This is an example of the input without the variable.

Without Variable

This is an example with the variable.

With Variable

You can even use that stored answer later on.

Using Variable

Concatenation

In Python, you can combine two or more different elements into a single print statement. This is useful if you want to use variables in print statements.

Example

Be sure to use spaces wisely while doing this. You don’t want the output to be like this.

HelloJohn!

Prints, Inputs, and Concatenation Exercise

Write a short interview using prints, inputs, and concatenation in Python.

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