print

Shows values on the screen.

Synopsis

print(value)
print(value1, value2, ...)
print(value, end="")
print(value1, value2, sep="")

print shows each value you give it, with a space between them, then moves to a new line. It works with any type: strings, numbers, lists.

Name	Meaning
`value`	One or more values to show, separated by commas.
`sep`	What goes between the values. The default is one space, `" "`.
`end`	What goes after the last value. The default is a new line, `"\n"`.

Nothing (None). What print does is a side effect: text appears on the screen.

print("hello, world")
print("x is", 5)
print("a", "b", "c", sep="-")
print("no new line", end="")
print("!")

It prints:

hello, world
x is 5
a-b-c
no new line!

Print("hello, world")

Python stops with:

NameError: name 'Print' is not defined

Python is case-sensitive. The function is print, all lowercase.