python print(): how to select color as green

To print text in green color using Python’s print() function, you can use ANSI escape codes.

Here’s an example:

python

print("\033[32m" + "This text is printed in green." + "\033[0m")

In the code above, the escape sequence \033[32m sets the color to green, and \033[0m resets the color to the default color (which is usually white or black).

You can replace the string "This text is printed in green." with whatever text you want to print in green.

Alternatively, you can also use the termcolor module to print colored text. Here’s an example:

python

from termcolor import colored
 
print(colored("This text is printed in green.", "green"))

In this example, the colored() function takes two arguments: the text to be printed and the color to use (in this case, "green"). The termcolor module supports a wide range of colors, so you can experiment with different colors if you like.