Python Output / Print

1. What is Output in Python?

Output means showing result on the screen.

In Python, we use the print() function to show output.

Example

print("Hello Python")

Output:

Hello Python

2. Basic print() Statement

The print() function prints text or values.

Print Text

print("Welcome to Python")

Print Number

print(10)
print(25.5)

Print Variable

name = "Amit"
print(name)

3. Printing Multiple Values

You can print more than one value using commas.

Example

name = "Ravi"
age = 20

print(name, age)

Output:

Ravi 20

Python automatically adds space.

4. Printing Text with Variables

Example

name = "Suman"
print("Hello", name)

Output:

Hello Suman

Using + (Plus)

age = 25
print("Age is " + str(age))

👉 We use str() because text and number cannot join directly.

5. Using sep (Separator)

sep controls the space between items.

Example

print("2026", "01", "17", sep="-")

Output:

2026-01-17

6. Using end (Line Ending)

By default, print() goes to a new line.

Default Behavior

print("Hello")
print("World")

Output:

Hello
World

Change Line Ending

print("Hello", end=" ")
print("World")

Output:

Hello World

7. Printing New Line Manually

Use \n for a new line.

Example

print("Hello\nPython")

Output:

Hello
Python

8. Printing Quotes Inside Text

Example

print("Python is \"easy\"")

Output:

Python is "easy"

9. Printing Calculations

You can print results of math operations.

Example

a = 10
b = 5

print(a + b)
print(a * b)

10. Common Beginner Mistakes

❌ Missing Quotes

print(Hello)

✔ Correct:

print("Hello")

❌ Mixing Text and Number

age = 20
print("Age is " + age)

✔ Correct:

print("Age is", age)

or

print("Age is " + str(age))

11. Simple Practice Examples

Example 1: Print Personal Info

name = "Anita"
age = 22
city = "Kolkata"

print("Name:", name)
print("Age:", age)
print("City:", city)

Example 2: Print Table of 2

print("2 x 1 =", 2 * 1)
print("2 x 2 =", 2 * 2)
print("2 x 3 =", 2 * 3)

Example 3: Print Pattern

print("*")
print("**")
print("***")

12. Summary (Python Output)

print() shows output
✔ Can print text, numbers, variables
✔ Use comma to print many values
sep changes separator
end controls new line

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