Print Statements

Displaying output is essential for debugging, showing results, and communicating with users. Python makes this straightforward with the print function. Basic Output F-Strings for Formatting F-strings (formatted string literals) let you embed variables directly inside strings by prefixing the string with "f" and placing variables in curly braces. The print function accepts multiple arguments separated by commas. By default it inserts a space between each value and ends with a newline character. F-strings evaluate expressions inside the curly braces at runtime, so you can embed calculations like {price * 1.08} directly inside the string. Printing is not the same as returning. A function that prints a value does not make that value available for further computation by the caller. In productio