Do you know THIS about print() in Python??? 🤔

Everyone knows the print function, but do you know it has 2 optional arguments that can be super useful sometimes?

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[YuvrajRaghuvanshiS]

Using \r would overwrite the previous line, helpful in animations

[shreyansh]

yeah I am aware about these two...but after the "end" there are two more arguments in print function "file" and "flush" please make a short video on these two arguments as well

[randommotion]

This is amazing!! Thank you!! I asked so many people about NOT printing every time on the new line and they all responded with 'No, its not possible'. Thanks for demoing that it is indeed possible!!

[re.liable]

Instead of multiple consecutive prints, what I do is put the values into a list, unpack the list inside a single `print`, and `sep` them with an \n. E.g. `print(*result_list, sep='\n')`

I could also skip the unpacking by just joining them beforehand, but this way I can also print non-string values easily

[DogaOzgon]

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[plutonion]

And there is also flush: bool which just flush or not the stream, actually stdout. And it is sometimes useful and can be a reason for not seeing a message in the terminal.

[madleroshan]

We can also use split() fun for separation 😁

[JustinDuijn]

Try to print a string per character without a new line.
Hint: add "flush=True" to print

[okoeroo]

Kudos for so many small cool little things to learn

[happyhacker]

Oh boy, you are very helpful! Thank you!

[longlong]

What's more, u can really "print" your words using the flush. It's like using a for-loop to print each character out of a word, end = "", and set a time space. It's very cool to use it in questioning and text-based games.

[buba]

As i watched many videos like this none of them had anything I didn’t know but yours did! Thanks!

[jojosba]

A while back I really struggled with the default new line at the end of a print function and it took me a while figuring out what the problem exactly was

[sergioalejandroosorioorozc]

First cs50 class, definitely a worthy course

[stefoben]

Ohh that's really cool. I once needed to print stuff on the same row with multiple prints. This way is much easier!

[itoaster__]

And there is the file and Flush arguments. The file argument chooses where your text is printed (default is sys.stdout). And the Flush argument chooses whether or not to forcibly flush the stream (takes a boolean).

[tempaccnt]

Hi, can you please make a video on python mock, patches, side_effects magicmock, mockito especially if need to unit test decorators, class based decorators, iterators/generators.
Will be really helpful in understanding...thank you

[bufdud]

x = 5
print(f"x is {x}") is also life changing.

[jma]

This is like the only thing I learned from my prof

[okbamtheman]

I have had experience in python for at least 1.5 years and never knew about those features which would have been extremely useful for a project I did recently