basic python 2.7 print method question

[JC724]

I have been googling but haven't been able to find a answer.

If I put this in my code

value = 10
print("here is the value :",value,"\n")

This is the output

('here is the value :', 10, '\n')

why is the output not just

here is the value : 10

 

[modi123]

You have a few ways of appending things..

value = 10
print "here is the value : " + str(value) + "\n"

.. but mostly it has issues with your unconverted integer.

value = 10
print "here is the value : " , str(value) , "\n"

 

[mwarps]

I have been googling but haven't been able to find a answer.

If I put this in my code

value = 10
print("here is the value :",value,"\n")

This is the output

('here is the value :', 10, '\n')

why is the output not just

here is the value : 10

Because that's not python syntax.

 

[jiminator]

as a guess, you are dynamically creating a python tuple, which is like an array but uses () instead of []

the print then is dumping the values of the array

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/python_tuples.htm