Python Lesson Seven | Python Fiddle

#prints a string:
print "Mary had a little lamb."

#prints a string with a format character and substitutes another string:
print "Its fleece was white as %s." % 'snow'

#prints a third string
print "And everywhere that Mary went,"

#prints 10 copies of the same string, conjoined with no spaces inserted
print "." * 10

#Defines several variables to be conjoined for printing later:
end1 = "C"
end2 = "h"
end3 = "e" #used four times
end4 = "s"
end5 = "B"
end5lc = "b"
end6 = "u"
end7 = "r" #used twice
end8 = "g"

#prints two conjoined combinations of strings, separated by a space
#removing the comma separates the two combined strings by a line return instead
#Is there a way to do it with no space at all?  Oh yeah, don't make it a separate print statement...
print end1 + end2 + end3*2 + end4 + end3, #re-uses end3 rather than having multiple variables with the same definition
print end5 + end6 + end7 + end8 + end3 + end7

#re-prints the two combinations above with no separation:
print end1 + end2 + end3*2 + end4 + end3 + end5lc + end6 + end7 + end8 + end3 + end7

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