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FABIAN TRUJILLO
878 Pointsuse of print(_)
i saw Craig use this in the video but im not sure what its used for can someone please explain.
FABIAN TRUJILLO
878 PointsSteven Parker yes https://teamtreehouse.com/library/strings-and-operators time index 2:35 he uses print(_) if you could please explain its use to me that would be wonderful. Thank you!
1 Answer
Steven Parker
225,713 PointsPython automatically stores the value of the last expression evaluated by the interpreter into a particular variable named "_" (underscore). You can print it, or assign its value to another variable if you want.
FABIAN TRUJILLO
878 PointsThank you so much for clearing that up makes sense and wrote it down in my notes.
Steven Parker
225,713 PointsSteven Parker
225,713 PointsIf you mean the underscore passed as an argument, we may need to see the context. Can you post a link to the video page and give a time index?