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I'm running pywin32 build 216.1 and am having trouble using the simple print function - for example:
>>> print 'Hello!'
should return:
Hello!
but instead I get:
Traceback ( File "<interactive input>", line 1
print 'Hello!'
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
It doesn't matter what I try and use with print, it gives me this same error. I am able to do other things just fine as long as they don't involve the use of the print function. Can anyone help?
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The python print () function as the name suggests is used to print a python object (s) in Python as standard output. Object (s): It can be any python object (s) like string, list, tuple, etc. But before printing all objects get converted into strings.
When we call the print () function, the text will be written into the file directly. ``` # ‘ w ’ flag is used to write to the file. demo = open ( ‘ demo.txt ’, ‘w’ ) print ( “ Welcome ” ) demo.close () ``` Q#1) Difference between print in Python2 and Python3.
``` print ( ‘ -Hello ’*5 <numbers you want to print the word>) ``` In Python, the print () function supports the “ file ” argument. It specifies or tells the program where the function should write in a given object. By default, it is sys.stdout. It will specify the file parameter as sys.stderr. It is mainly used while debugging small programs.
Default value = single space end : The value is printed after all the specified objects are printed. Default value = Newline ``` a = ‘Welcome’ b = ‘Python’ print (a, end = ‘ & ’) print (b) ```
In Python 3, print is a function, not a statement. Call it like:
print("Hello!")
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