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The print() function can display multiple values in a single
statement. By default, it separates each value with a
single space.
Example:
name = "Alice"
age = 20
print(name, age)
Output:
Alice 20
This happens because the default value of the sep parameter in
the print() function is " " (a single space).
Example:
print("Python", "Programming", "Language")
Output:
Python Programming Language
The other options are incorrect because the print() function
does not separate multiple values with double spaces, new lines, or double
lines unless the sep parameter is explicitly changed.
Therefore, the correct answer is Option A) Single Space.
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