#BasicsThe _ OperatorThe _ operator might be something that you might not have heard of. Here _ is the output of the last executed expression. Let’s check how it works.Example: >>> 2+ 3 5>>> _ # the _ operator

#Basics

The _ Operator

The _ operator might be something that you might not have heard of. Here _ is the output of the last executed expression. Let’s check how it works.

Example:

>>> 2+ 3
5
>>> _ # the _ operator, it will return the output of the last executed statement.
>>> 5

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#Basics

The _ Operator

The _ operator might be something that you might not have heard of. Here _ is the output of the last executed expression. Let’s check how it works.

Example:

>>> 2+ 3
5
>>> _ # the _ operator, it will return the output of the last executed statement.
>>> 5

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