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Print Numbers

Numbers print differently from strings, and print() handles both with ease. Learn the differences between displaying digits and text in your output.


You can also use the print() function to display numbers:

However, unlike text, we don't put numbers inside quotes:

Example

print(3)
print(358)
print(50000)

You can also do math inside the print() function:

Example

print(3 + 3)
print(2 * 5)

Mix Text and Numbers

You can combine text and numbers in one output by separating them with a comma:

Example

print("I am", 35, "years old.")

Note: You will learn more about combining text and variables in the Python Variables and Python Strings chapters.

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