In Python 3.0, the print statement is written as print() function. Below are codes in Python 3.0 that shows the process of printing values in Python.
Example 1: Printing Single value
# Equivalent codes in Python 3.0 # (Produces same output) # Code 1: print(1) # Code 2 : print((1)) |
Output:
1 1
Example 2: Printing multiple values
# Code 1: print(1, 2) # Code 2: print((1, 2)) |
Output:
1 2 (1, 2)
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