Understanding the Print Function in Python

What is the default behavior of the print function in Python?

• It prints text with a space at the end.

• It prints text with a tab character at the end.

• It prints text with a newline character at the end.

• It prints text without any spaces.

How can you modify the print function to print 'Hello World' on the same line?

• Use the end argument with a space.

• Use a semicolon between the print statements.

• Use the end argument with an empty string.

• Use a comma between the print statements.

What happens if you set the end argument to a space?

• The text will be printed on separate lines.

• The text will be printed with a space between them.

• The text will be printed with a tab between them.

• The text will be printed with no spaces.

Why does the exclamation point print on a new line by default?

• Because the print function automatically adds a space.

• Because the print function automatically adds a tab.

• Because the print function automatically adds a comma.

• Because the print function automatically adds a newline.

How can you ensure punctuation is printed directly after text without spaces?

• Set the end argument to a newline.

• Set the end argument to an empty string.

• Set the end argument to a tab.

• Set the end argument to a space.