Print Text
print makes a value visible while you learn or debug. It can accept several arguments, so you do not need to convert every number to text manually.
Understand the idea
By default, print separates arguments with spaces and ends with a newline. The sep and end keyword arguments change those choices. Console output is different from returning a value from a function; later callers cannot use a printed message as the function's calculated result.
Where to try it
Open this example with Try in playground. The code loads as editable text and does not run until you select Run. The first run downloads Python. Each run starts fresh; temporary files created by a script are not files on your PC.
A worked example
print("Mira", "Dev", sep=", ")
print("Ready", end=" - ")
print("go")
Read the result
The first line is Mira, Dev. The next is Ready - go because the second call does not end with a newline.
Try one change
Print three workshop names separated by a slash, then print a completion message on its own line.