This code prints a string to the console in two...

This code prints a string to the console in two parts but does so in a single line without introducing a new line between the two statements. Here's what each part does:

1. print("Hi", end=""):

   • This prints the string "Hi" to the console.
   • The end="" argument specifies what should be printed at the end of the line instead of the default newline (\n). Since end="" is an empty string, no newline is added after "Hi". This means that further output will appear on the same line directly after "Hi".

2. print("\tRonald"):

   • This prints the string "\tRonald" to the console.
   • \t is the escape sequence for a tab character. So, this inserts a horizontal tab space before "Ronald".

Combined Output:

When both lines are executed, the output will appear as:

Hi	Ronald

Explanation:

• "Hi" is printed.
• A tab space (\t) follows on the same line.
• Then "Ronald" is printed after the tab space.