Python – Output Variables
1. What Does “Output Variables” Mean?
Output variables means showing the value of a variable on the screen.
In Python, we use the print() function to do this.
2. Printing a Single Variable
You can print a variable directly.
Example
Output:
3. Printing Text with a Variable
Example
Output:
Python automatically adds a space.
4. Printing Multiple Variables Together
You can print more than one variable at the same time.
Example
Output:
5. Using + to Output Variables
When using +, text and number cannot be joined directly.
❌ Wrong Example
This causes an error.
✔ Correct Example
6. Using Comma (Best for Beginners)
Using comma is easy and safe.
Example
Output:
7. Printing Calculations with Variables
Example
8. Printing Variables on New Lines
Each print() goes to a new line.
Example
9. Printing Variables in One Line
Example
10. Common Beginner Mistakes
❌ Printing Variable Name as Text
Output:
✔ Correct:
❌ Forgetting Quotes
✔ Correct:
11. Simple Practice Examples
Example 1: Print Student Info
Example 2: Print Area
Example 3: Print User Input
12. Summary (Output Variables)
✔ Variables store values
✔ print() shows variable values
✔ Use comma to print text + variable
✔ Use str() when using +
✔ Keep output simple and clean
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