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file=open(‘output.txt’, ‘w’) redirects output to the file, overwriting it.

print() with no arguments prints a newline by default.

The % operator with %s formats the string, replacing %s with ‘World’.

print() with multiple arguments separates them with a space by default, displaying ‘Python Programming’.

The default separator in print() is a space, used between multiple arguments.

Using end=” changes the end character, e.g., to avoid a newline.

end=’-‘ sets the end character, outputting ‘Hello-World’ on the same line.

The sep argument controls separation between multiple items, e.g., sep=’,’.

python -m venv env creates a virtual environment named ‘env’.

sys.exit() terminates the Python program, optionally with an exit code.

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