Is there a Python shortcut to get around the need for `print ()`

Question

In R 3 * 2, entered in the editor, you can run in the console as [1] 6by pointing the cursor to the line where the code is entered; pressing Runusing RStudio or Ctrl + Enter. Very comfortably.

New to Python, I understand that if I want to see 6, I may need to type print(3 * 2)if I cannot find the expression directly in the Python console. Or is there a shortcut?

By the way, I use Pycharm as an IDE.

Answer 1

In the Pycharm spell editor, go to

Settings> Keyboard> Other

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, Alt + Shift + E. R Pycharm Ctrl + R . , Ctrl + R - Pycharm, Alt + R.

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Answer 2

IPython. , Jupyter ( "IPython Notebook" ).