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So in our previous video, we had an introduction to what Python statements were, how they were constructed and used. We also started the conversation about Python parameters in discussing the “end” parameter and how it can be useful in controlling what to print at the end of a print statement. If you have not seen that video or would like to revisit that video, I have posted links in the description below or for your convenience you can click on the link in the top right of the screen for that video. Also, if you want to watch a specific section of this video, I have included timecodes in the description below. That way you can watch exactly what you need to know.

In the previous lesson we spoke in detail about 2 print parameters and 1 print option. And these were the END (end=””) parameter, SEP(sep=””) Parameter and Newline (\n) option. In today's class we’re going to continue our discussion on python print parameters by discussing the SEP parameter and how it can be used to assist in formatting your print statements. We’re also going to dive into what a newline character is and how it can be used to create and handle line breaks, new lines or line feeds. Let's get started.

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00:00 - Intro
01:19 - Overview of Today's Lesson
01:54 - [Lecture] What is the Python SEP Print Parameter ?
02:48 - [Lecture] What is the Python Newline option?
03:30 - [Code Examples] Example 1: The Comma/Whitespace Character
05:31 - [Code Examples] Example 2: The Sep Parameter (“,” & “+”)
07:26 - [Code Examples] Example 3: The “None” Sep Parameter
07:58 - [Code Examples] Example 4: The Empty String Sep Parameter
08:33 - [Code Examples] Example 5: The Sep Parameter & Different Data Types
09:42 - [Code Examples] Example 6: The Newline Option
11:34 - [Code Examples] Example 7: The Sep Double Newline Option
12:01 - Outro



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