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What is Sep-Seperate in Python?

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sep **stands for separator
**sep works only when there are 2 or more values.
Its cant work if any one value is available.

print("Gunalan", sep="*")
output
Gunalan
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If you didn't use **sep **to make a **space **By default Python uses space, so we use sep to change it.

program
print("Gunalan","Ramesh")
output
Gunalan Ramesh
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So we need any thing instead of Space use sep for change.
Example:

program
print("Gunalan","Ramesh",sep="*")
output
Gunalan*Ramesh
print("Gunalan","Ramesh",sep=".")
output
Gunalan.Ramesh
print("Gunalan","Ramesh",sep="with")
output
GunalanwithRamesh
But you did \n 
output
Gunalan
Ramesh
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Reason is \n is used for push next value to next line.
Symbol Meaning
\n next line
\t tab space
\ backslash
\' single quote
\" double quote
They are special commands inside .

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