By separating items with a comma (",") in a print statement, you can print more than one item on the same line. The following example... print ("Nice" , "picture!") ...prints "Nice picture!" on the screen. Note that when printed in this manner (using a comma), a space is inserted between the two printed objects. In the truest sense, using a comma to join two printed objects is not concatenation, but this following example is: print ("Nice" + "picture") If you run this second example you will note that the output does not include a space between the two objects. This is true concatenation, i.e., joining of two strings end-to-end. Assignment Add a line to 003.py that prints your last name after your first name using a comma. Be sure it prints on the same line. Save as "004.py". Assignment As in the assignment above, print your first and last names, but this time print them using a single print statement and the "+" operator. What did you have to do to include a space between your first name and last name? Save as "004a.py". |