The official docs say the same thing in fewer words: https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#print I definitely recommend the official Python docs. They are well written, and you'll find lots of useful nuggets like this.
Python Print() and Beyond
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Re: Python Print() and Beyond
#22Earlier quoted context omitted.
This is not about you, or me, but about general public. When they search for something on general purpose search engines, the docs.python.org should rank higher, so they too can get quality information. Why should I "you can simply" instead of search engine itself?
Dude, I was just providing a practical solution to an actual problem it seems to bother the GP. You (we) have little control of how search engine works, so you can keep saying whatever you like, aren't' going to do a dang thing.
Complaining on HN can sometimes work miracles.
Re: Python Print() and Beyond
#23I really don't see any value in these sort of half-baked posts full of inaccuracies that contribute to low SNR. Someone mentioned that it's a resume puff piece, but to me, it does more harm to the person that wrote it than good. It exposes his superficial level of understanding and lack of deep programming knowledge. Would you hire him based on this? I wouldn't. To end on a positive note, some advice to the author: P…