Beta, in Python print, 'sep' decides what comes between items, like commas or dashes, and 'end' decides what happens after everything, usually a newline. School exams love to give tricky lines of code and ask you to write the exact output, spacing and all. They trap you on small things, yaar, like forgetting a default space from sep.
Just last night, between calls, I was helping my sister with her own programming practice—she kept missing the default newline change by 'end'. My tired eyes notice these quiet details, like the exact space between market stalls at dawn. So I tell her, exams test not just logic, but if you see the world as the computer does, patiently, piece by piece.
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