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Topic #7

Print Numbers


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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