print('?')
# Print the result of dividing 4 by 2 as a floating-point number

# Separator line
print('=' * 30)

# Conditional statement output
number = 5

if number > 0:
    print("+++")
else:
    print("---")

# Printing Output in Python

The `print()` function, which means "to output" in English, displays the data inside parentheses `( )` on the screen.

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## How Do You Use It?

Simply input the data you want to output inside the parentheses, and that's it!

```python title="Using the print() Function"
print("Python")           # Outputs the string "Python"

print(123)              # Outputs the number 123

message = "CodeFriends"     # Assigns "CodeFriends" to the variable message
print(message)          # Outputs the value stored in the variable message
```

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## Printing Multiple Data Items at Once

By using a `comma (,)` inside the print function, you can output multiple items simultaneously.

Each item separated by a comma is divided by a **whitespace**.

```python title="Printing Multiple Data Items"
name = "CodeFriends"
age = 20

print(name, "is", age, "years old")
# Outputs "CodeFriends is 20 years old"
```

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## Coding Practice

Enter `print(4 / 2)` into the practice code editor.

"print(4 / 2)" outputs the result of dividing 4 by 2. In Python, division is performed using the slash symbol`(/)`, and the result is returned as a floating-point number.

Thus, the result of **4 / 2** is a floating-point number `2.0` instead of an integer `2`.

In Python, the `print()` function is used to output the data inside parentheses onto the screen.

### Complete the function to display data on the screen in Python.