Unexpected output using print

Question

I am using Python 3.6.8. on Ubuntu linux 18.04

I have started a tutorial with simple print statements. The code asks a question requiring input, then outputs the answer.

I have duplicated the last line in the code,as it illustrates the problem

#!/bin/python3

born = input('What year were you born?')
born = int(born)
age = 2025 - born
print(age)
print('In the year 2025 you will be', age, 'years old')
print 'In the year 2025 you will be', age, 'years old'

I expect the result from the first print statement to be; In the year 2025 you will be 75 years old

and the second should give a syntax error (as it is Python 3 and there are no brackets)

What I get is this;

('In the year 2025 you will be', 75, 'years old') In the year 2025 you will be 75 years old

Where is this going wrong?

Answer 1

Run python or python3 --version and see what you got installed, your script would run with any version.
Print with parenthesis works on 3+ while without would work on 2.