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Python Whitespace Characters Explained

The document outlines the Python character set, which includes letters, digits, special symbols, whitespaces, and all ASCII and Unicode characters. It also provides a brief code example demonstrating the use of the print function to display text and the result of a mathematical operation. Overall, it highlights the versatility of Python in handling various character types.

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Python Whitespace Characters Explained

The document outlines the Python character set, which includes letters, digits, special symbols, whitespaces, and all ASCII and Unicode characters. It also provides a brief code example demonstrating the use of the print function to display text and the result of a mathematical operation. Overall, it highlights the versatility of Python in handling various character types.

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Python Character Set:

. Letters - A to Z, a to z
. Digits - 0 to 9
. Special Symbols -+-*/ etc.
. Whitespaces - Blank space, tab, carriage return, newline, formfeed
. Other characters - Python can process all ASCII and Unicode characters as part
of data or literals
(basically everything present in your keyboard)

# print("Enter text")
print("text1" , "text2") for getting the output in one line, print(23+27) = 50

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