What does " >>> " stand for in python ?

Answer 1

The 3 chevrons '>>>' are the input prompt beginning a new line in the Python console, or interactive shell. They are not part of the code and are never written. The lessons use them to show what code run in the shell looks like (and frequently cause some confusion). Use the "try it yourself" feature in the lessons and you will see there are no >>> prompts used.

If you are running Python on a PC using IDLE (or on an Android device using QPython3), you can try the console or the code editor.

https://docs.python.org/3.6/tutorial/interpreter.html?highlight=interpreter

Answer 2

it display in python console

Answer 3

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