display() : to display objects in frontend in Python

display(*objs, include=None, exclude=None, metadata=None, transient=None, display_id=None, **kwargs)

Display Python objects

display is a function in the IPython.display module, so it is available to use in Colab or other platforms which uses .ipynb files. What is ipython ?

`objs`	Python object to display
`raw`	Optional , ( default : False ) Need to be formatted before display ?
`include`	Optional, list, tuple, or set ( format type included )
`exclude`	Optional , list, tuple, or set ( format type excluded )
`metadata`	Optional , dict, metadata to associate
`transient`	Optional , A dictionary of transient data associated with output
`display_id`	Optional , Set id for display
`kwargs`	Optional , Additional keyword-args

String output

x='plus2net'
display(x)

Output

'plus2net'

display(10-3)

Output

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display(): to output rich representations of objects such as data frames, images, or HTML

String output

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