What is the difference between return and print?

<aside> ⚠️ If there is no return value, Python automatically returns None, so return None, return, and simply nothing are the same

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<aside> ⚠️ If there is a return statement (even if it is blank or returns None), the function stops executing.

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The difference between return and print is that return gives function(argument) a value but print just prints something to the console.

def a(x):
	b=x  # There is no return statement, returns None
print(a(3))

def a(x):
	return
	print("This line doesn't get executed")  # Because there was a return
a(3)