Can I use quotation marks for numbers in the print() function?

Hi Ramcharan,

Yes, you can use quotes around numbers in print(), but it changes what you're printing.

For example:

print(65.6)      # prints a number  
print("65.6")    # prints a string that looks like a number

Both will display 65.6, but the first one is a number, and the second is a string. Python treats them differently.

If you're just printing a value, both work. But if you want to use that value later for math, keep it as a number — don’t put it in quotes.

If you have more questions, I am here to help.