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Python My Solution

Posted by Alan Temirov
Alan Temirov
Courses Plus Student 762 Points

Print function.

Can I fit all these 3 sentences by calling a print function only one time in the code so each one would start from the next line like when you call print function three times for each sentence, I tried to isolate each sentence so it started from the next line, but in console it still gives me 3 connected sentences.

3 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points

The "print" function automatically adds a newline at the end for you. You can add them yourself before the end by using the special symbol sequence "\n". For example:

print("This is line one.\nThis is line two.")

And the output will be:

This is line one.
This is line two.

Arnold Ganga
Arnold Ganga
1,698 Points
Arnold Ganga
Arnold Ganga
1,698 Points

Yes thats the way i implemented my practice solution

verb = input("Tell us one verb about what area does practice help you: ") noun = input("tell us one noun about what would be affected if you did not practice: ") adjective =input("Okay tell us one adjective about what your code is doing because of practice: " )

Here

print(" I enjoy practice! I find it helps me to {} better.\n Without practice, my {} would not even work.\n My code is getting more {} every single day !".format(verb, noun,adjective))

Alan Temirov
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Alan Temirov
Courses Plus Student 762 Points
Alan Temirov
Alan Temirov
Courses Plus Student 762 Points

But, lets say, if Im going to use my input name in the end of the first line like ("Hello,", first_name) or start my second line with input name (first_name,"...") - how do I apply this method,cause it seems to like when the whole 2 lines are usual words and simply marked with quotation marks at the start and finish,but when the input or output assignation squeezes in within all syntax rules ,it starts to highlight the backslash red saying that it is an error.

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points

Add the newline inside the strings:

print("Hello, " + first_name + ".\nHow are you?")