Category: Python 3

In this blog post, we will learn how to prompt a user to provide input and save it into a variable. Input Capturing input from users is a very common task, and for that reason, Python has a built-in function. To prompt a user for an input we use the input() function. Prompt and Print…… Continue reading How To Prompt User Input With Python

If you ever used the print command in Python to print strings, variables or any other values, you might wonder if it is possible to print part of the string in a new line. New Line (\n) With the Python print function, we can break down our printing into multiple lines, as shown in the…… Continue reading Print a New Line With Python 3

Printing and defining strings as variables in Python is essential, and in almost any Python program, you will probably come across this need. In this post, we will define a string variable that holds a string and print it with extra text around it. For more Python posts, please visit the Python category page. Format…… Continue reading How to Define and Print Strings as Variables In Python 3

This blog post will show how to check if a condition is true or false with Python 3. Python as a programing language allows us to calculate and check if a specific condition is true or false without too much effort. When programming in Python there are many use cases where you need to check…… Continue reading Check for True or False With Python 3

In this Python 3 post, we will learn how to print output to the screen using a Python 3 program. Before we start, I’m assuming you have Python 3 installed on your machine. If you are running Linux or macOS, it is probably already installed. Print With Python built-in printing function, we can easily print…… Continue reading How To Print With Python 3