This is my first time I'm sending an email to the python-ideas mailing list. I've got an enhancement idea for the built-in print function and I hope it is as good as I think it is.

Imagine you have a trial.py file like this:

a = 4

b = "Anand"

print("Hello, I am " + b + ". My favorite number is " + str(a) + ".")

OR

print("Hello, I am ", b, ". My favorite number is ", a, ".")

Well I've got an idea for a function named "print_easy" (The only valid name I could come up with right now).

So print_easy will be a function which will be used like this (instead of the current print statement in trial.py) :

print_easy("Hello, I am", b, ". My favorite number is", a ".")

Which gives out:

Hello, I am Anand. My favorite number is 4

The work it does is that it casts the variables and it also formats the sentences it is provided with. It is exclusively for beginners.

I'm 14 and I came up with this idea after seeing my fellow classmates at school struggling to do something like this with the standard print statement.

Sure, you can use the format method but won't that be a bit too much for beginners? (Also, casting is inevitable in every programmer's career) 

Please let me know how this sounds. If it gains some traction, I'll work on it a bit more and clearly list out the features.

Thanks,

Anand.