#program to show the use of 'separgument in print statement wxyz #without separator print(wx,yz#using no space as separator print(wx,yzsep=''#using comma as separator print(wx,yzsep=','#using space as separator print(wx,yzsep='#using colon as separator print(wx,yzsep=':'#using as separator print(wx,yzsep=''in [ ]runfile , , , : : : explanationthe first output shows print' default method of using single space between printed items the second output line uses no space as separatorssince sep='the third output line uses commas as separators the fourth line runs the items together with an empty string separator the fifth line uses colon as separator the sixth line shows that the separating string may consist of multiple characters operators an operator is symbol that tells the compiler to perform specific mathematical or logical functions python language is rich in built-in operators and provides the following types of operatorsarithmetic operatorsassignment operatorsrelational operatorslogical operators and boolean operators this section discusses these operators in detail