help answering pls

Question

i wrote :
print str("12", "2")

but it shows an "syntax" error, why?

Answer 1

As i know, you don't need use str before print statement to define a string, you already define It when you use "" inside the parentheses. The syntax bellow you run without erros.
print("12", "2")

Answer 2

print has no braces
print(str("12","2"))
now the str is called bad but i dont understand what u want to print.

Answer 3

Because it's python 3.7 now
Your syntax is for python 2.x

and... I'm not sure what you want to do with str("12","2")🤔

Answer 4

Thank you Flandre Scarlet and all of you, I just wanted to try to use it and see if it works on python 3.7, i didn't know that 3.7 is this different from 2.x