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Python Syntax

Here, you will learn the basic syntax of Python 3.

Display Output

The print() funtion in Python displays an output to a console or to the text stream file. You can pass any type of data to the print() function to be displayed on the console.

Example: Display Output
name="Ram"                
print(name) # display single variable

age=21                          
print(name, age)# display multiple variables
print("Name:", name, ", Age:",age) # display formatted output
Try it

By default, a single space ' ' acts as a separator between values. However, any other character can be used by providing a sep parameter. Visit the print() funtion for more information.

Getting User's Input

The input() function is used to get the user's input. It reads the key strokes as a string object which can be referred to by a variable having a suitable name.