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Master the Python print() Function for Network Automation!

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In this video, we will learn about the print() function in Python. Below is the code I used in the video:
# The print() function is used to display information in the console.
# 1. Basic Usage of print()
# Syntax: print("Message")
print("Starting network automation script...")
# 2. Using f-Strings for Formatting
hostname = "Router01"
status = "Online"
print(f"Hostname: {hostname}, Status: {status}")
# 3. Printing Special Characters
# Using escape sequences to format the output
print("Device List:\n\t1. Router01\n\t2. Switch01")
# 4. Customizing Output with sep
# Using 'sep' to change the separator between items
print("192", "168", "1", "1", sep=".")
# 5. Using 'end' to modify the line ending (default is newline)
print("Checking device status...", end=" ")
print("Done!")
print("Checking device status...")
print("Done!")
#python #pythonforbeginners #pythonprogramming
# The print() function is used to display information in the console.
# 1. Basic Usage of print()
# Syntax: print("Message")
print("Starting network automation script...")
# 2. Using f-Strings for Formatting
hostname = "Router01"
status = "Online"
print(f"Hostname: {hostname}, Status: {status}")
# 3. Printing Special Characters
# Using escape sequences to format the output
print("Device List:\n\t1. Router01\n\t2. Switch01")
# 4. Customizing Output with sep
# Using 'sep' to change the separator between items
print("192", "168", "1", "1", sep=".")
# 5. Using 'end' to modify the line ending (default is newline)
print("Checking device status...", end=" ")
print("Done!")
print("Checking device status...")
print("Done!")
#python #pythonforbeginners #pythonprogramming