'print statement' is correct and usable in written English.
This term is used when referring to a statement that has been released to the media or printed in a publication. For example, "The company released a print statement announcing the launch of their new product line."
The data is split along the first axis; the print statement in line 14 yields the four pieces: The second print statement (line 16) illustrates the behavior of data extraction; obj[0 3 2, 1 3] is slicing notation for the entries 1, 2, 9 and 10.12 This expression returns a distributed_data_object where the processes possess the individual portion of the requested data.
The output of the print statement reads: In line 17 the processes ask for different slices of the global data using the keyword local_keys=True: process 0 requests every second element whereas process 1 requests every third element from obj.
The first print statement shows the starting data: the even numbers ranging from 0 to 30: In line 13 we extract every second entry from obj using slice(None, None, 2).
Create a "print" statement.
There are a few minor differences between 2 & 3, most notably the changes to the "print" statement.
That resulted in a broadcast ban – newspapers could print statements from restricted groups' spokesmen but broadcasters could not use their voices on screen – that lasted from 1988 to 1994.
The print statements which are just printing any comments or statements are neglected.
The scripts use SQL to query the database and output triples using print statements.
Also the multiple outputs, single print statements are separately written on each line.
The damage done to the medical profession was such that several doctors not connected with the tale felt compelled to print statements that they had not believed Toft's story.
In the printed statement the Pres.
