CodeSamples.md

##In 2.x

      print ("Print this line, and print a newline")
      print ("Print this line, but not a newline", end="")

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      print ("Hello")
      print ("Hello", "world")

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      #!/usr/bin/python

      import sys

      teeth = "white"
      coal = "black"

      print teeth,"teeth and",coal,"shoes"
      print teeth," - teeth and - ",coal," - shoes"

      teeth = "yellow"; coal = "red"
      print teeth,"teeth and",
      print coal,"shoes"

      print >> sys.stderr, "Error and logging message"

##In 3.0

      basket = ('Apple', 'Oranges', 'Banana')
      print (*basket, sep=", ", end=".\n")

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      print ("Hello")
      ("Hello", "world")

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      #!/usr/local/bin/python3.0

      import sys

      teeth = "white"
      coal = "black"

      # print is a function
      # You can supply a sep value as the separator
      # You can supply an end value to supress new line

      print (teeth,"teeth and",coal,"shoes")
      print (teeth,"teeth and",coal,"shoes",sep = " - ")

      teeth = "yellow"; coal = "red"
      print (teeth,"teeth and",end = "")
      print (coal,"shoes")

      print ("Error and logging message",file = sys.stderr)