Python Print `sep` Parameter Explained | Customize Separators in `print()`
In this video, we learn about the *`sep` (separator) parameter* of Python's `print()` function.
When multiple values are passed to `print()` using commas, Python automatically places a *space* between them. With the `sep` parameter, we can change this default behavior.
We understand how to:
Use the default separator
Print values without any separator
Use a single-character separator
Use a multi-character string as a separator
Understand the position of `sep` in the `print()` function
Customize how multiple values are displayed
The `sep` parameter is a simple but useful feature for controlling Python output formatting.
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