#11 Python Tutorial for Beginners | How to Assign Multiple Values to Multiple Variables in Pytthon

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[thebicycleman]

it would be much easier to just add a space after you write the names the first time, this way the space will come with the name without needing to add all the double quotes inside your print command

[thebicycleman]

like this:

firstName, middleName, lastName = 'Rakesh ', 'Kumar ', 'Behera '
print(firstName + middleName + lastName)

[thebicycleman]

you dont even need to, jus commas on their own adds a space

[Manithan-yftf]

bro I want to assign multiple values in one variable