The print() function can output values of:

• any number of arguments (excluding zero)
• not more than five arguments
• any number of arguments (including zero)
• just one argument

Explanation: The print() function can take no arguments at all (e.g. print()), three arguments (e.g. print("one", "two", "three"), or three thousand three hundred thirty three… (though we haven’t actually checked it!).

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