[Tutor] print output

[Dave Angel]

mbikinyi brat <mbikinyi_brat at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Dear ALL,
> I have defined variables as below and when I call them using the print function, I have something discontinous as in pink colour. How do I call it so that my output should be as in blue
>   
>>>> counter=101
>>>> miles=1000
>>>> name="joe"
>>>>         
>
>   
>>>> print counter
>>>>         
> 101
>   
>>>> print miles
>>>>         
> 1000
>   
>>>> print name
>>>>         
> joe
>   
> What I want:(Output)
>
> 101
> 1000
> joe
>
> Regards,
> Henry
>
>
>   
I assume you're just asking all the output to come out at the same 
time.  Two ways to do that:
  1)   put multiple print statements (not print functions, as you're not 
using Python 3.0) on the line, like
           print counter; print miles; print name

  2) Use newlines in a single print statement, to get them onto separate 
lines.
         print counter, "\n", miles, "\n", name

   3) Write the whole thing in a definition, and call it.

    def  myfun():

>>> counter=101
>>> miles=1000
>>> name="joe"
>>> print counter
>>> print miles
>>> print name
>>>       

myfun()

(I can't seem to get those funny vertical bars to edit right, so this 
may not be formatted quite right.)