Tutorial-2

The print() function in Python is used to output data to the console. It accepts multiple arguments, separated by commas, and can display text, variables, or both. Optional parameters like sep (separator), end (line ending), and file (output stream) allow customization of the output format.

Variables in Python are used to store data and are dynamically typed, meaning their types are determined at runtime. Variable names should be descriptive and follow naming conventions. Examples:

name = "Alice"  # String
age = 25        # Integer
print(name, age, sep=", ")  # Output: Alice, 25