#Their is one more cool way you can use to represent your print() function outputs. Default is to separate them with a space.But we can separate them with any of our choosen operator or value.
day = "22"
month = "01"
year = "2023"
print(day, month, year)
print(day, month, year, sep = "/")
print(day, month, year, sep = ".")
"""
22 01 2023
22/01/2023
22.01.2023
"""
#Another interesting parameter we have is "end" which is also an optional parameter and specifies what should be shown at the end of call to a print statement.
elements = ["today", "is", "sunday"]
for element in elements:
print(element, end = " ")
"""
today is sunday
"""