print() vs. return in Python Functions

In this video, you will learn the differences between the return statement and the print function when they are used inside Python functions. We will see an example of each one of them and its applications.
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00:00 Introduction
00:20 The return statement
01:58 print() in Python functions
04:27 Summary of their differences
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This answered what I was exactly looking for!! Thank you! ------>
1)A function with a "return" will print whatever you want it to return after you pass it to a variable, while a function with a "print" outputs None!
2) if you call a function with a return, then it will output nothing unless you store it in a variable and call that variable

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Yep and the variable called "result" cannot hold a print statement (result = print(x + y) It can hold (result = 8)

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Hi Estefania..You have a new subscriber..Thanks for simplifiying the return statement. So the variable called results = print(x + y) and a variable is suppose to hold a value not a print statement. Thats why the return statement need to be use to return a value to the variable called results..Correct me if I am wrong

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Great video. Could you please explain the following?
"Python function return values must be stored in variables" - False

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So what happens to the 8 when print is used

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, num2) but it doesn't work like that

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