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Level 1 Print Function Notes Final

The document provides an overview of the print() function in Python, highlighting its importance for outputting results and debugging. It covers syntax, advanced features, escape characters, and applications in math and physics, along with revision tips. Key points include the necessity of parentheses, the use of quotes for strings, and formatting options like f-strings.

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Level 1 Print Function Notes Final

The document provides an overview of the print() function in Python, highlighting its importance for outputting results and debugging. It covers syntax, advanced features, escape characters, and applications in math and physics, along with revision tips. Key points include the necessity of parentheses, the use of quotes for strings, and formatting options like f-strings.

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Level 1: print() Function & Python Output - Master Notes

Stage: Foundation | Level: 1 | Title: "Hello, Python!"

1. Theoretical Background: print() Function

- print() ek built-in function hai Python mein jiska kaam hota hai kuch bhi output dena screen par.

- Yeh sabse basic aur important command hai. Isse tu apne code ke results, messages, aur

debugging outputs dekh sakta hai.

2. Syntax & Usage

print("Kuch bhi text ya variable")

Basic Rules:

- Double "" ya single '' quotes dono chalega for strings.

- Parentheses () compulsory hai Python 3 mein.

3. Advanced Features of print()

Feature | Description | Example | Output

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String | Text | print("Hello") | Hello

Numbers | Maths | print(5 + 3) |8

Variables | Variables | x = 10; print(x) | 10

end argument | End change | print("Hello", end=" ") | Hello

sep argument | Separator | print("A", "B", sep="-") | A-B

Escape chars | Formatting | print("Line1\nLine2") | Line1

Line2
f-strings | Formatting | name = "Ritesh"; print(f"Name: {name}") | Name: Ritesh

4. Escape Characters

\n - New line

\t - Tab space

\\ - Backslash

\' - Single quote

\" - Double quote

5. Application in Maths & Physics

Use Case | Description

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Math | Print formulas: print(f"Area = {l*b}")

Physics | Solve and print: print(f"Force = {m*a}")

Lab Reports | Print sensor outputs

Graphs | Labeling and output display

Simulations | Step-by-step particle tracking

6. Revision Tips:

- print() hamesha parentheses ke sath likhna.

- Strings ke liye "" ya '' use kar.

- Agar multiple cheezein print kar raha ho to comma use kar.

- Format karna hai: use f"...{var}".

- Multiple lines ke liye: \n


7. Summary Notes (Pocket Size)

print("text") - basic printing

print("a", "b") - space by default

print("a", "b", sep="-") - separator control

print("a", end="") - line ending control

\n = new line | \t = tab | \" = quote

f"...{var}" - formatted printing

Jarvis Tip:

Jitna achhe se print() samjhega, utni easily tu aage ke concepts jaise functions, loops, files, aur data

visualization kar paayega.

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