What is the difference between "print" and "return" in a function?

Question

I really don't understand what's the difference, the output is always the same no matter what i use

Answer 1

return returns value to calling statement, used in function.
print() just print text on the console output.

edit:

def func() :
return "hello"

r = func() # calling statement caches return value "hello"
print( r ) # r using in printing.

def func2() :
print( "hello" ) # none returning

func2() #calling function, none returns from function.

Answer 2

Jayakrishna🇮🇳 already explained it good. I just give an example where return's of better usage.
Task: You get two value and now calculate the sum of both values +1.
def func(x):
return x +1

print(func(5)+func(4))
Now for two values isn't that rly deficult but for more with user input would I rather do so.
edit: sry when I Made something wrong don't use python.

Answer 3

https://code.sololearn.com/cpGThocHw9cA/?ref=app