print vs return: The most common confusion for Python beginners | Ludwig explains
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If you're just starting to learn Python functions, you've probably already confused `print` and `return`. At first glance, they look almost identical, but they do completely different things. This video gives you a mental model: imagine a function as a box-machine with two output channels.
`print` is the SCREEN attached to the side of the box—it's what people read.
`return` is the WIRE coming out of the box—it's what your program connects to.
Once you see them as two different outputs, the classic beginner trap becomes obvious.
This is an alternative version translated using DeepL, for comparison with the original voiceover.
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