How is the Printf function different from the Print and Println functions?

The Printf, Print, and Println functions from the fmt package in Go have distinct behaviors:

Function	Standard Output	Line Break	Formatted Output
`Print`	Yes	No	No
`Println`	Yes	Yes	No
`Printf`	No	No	Yes

Differences:

Print: Outputs text without adding a newline at the end.
Println: Outputs text and adds a newline at the end, moving the cursor to the next line.
Printf: Outputs formatted text using format specifiers (like %s, %d, etc.) but does not add a newline unless explicitly included in the format string.

Example:

package main

import "fmt"

func main() {
    fmt.Print("Hello")      // Outputs: Hello
    fmt.Print("World")      // Outputs: HelloWorld
    fmt.Println()           // Outputs a newline
    fmt.Println("LabEx")    // Outputs: LabEx
    fmt.Printf("%s\n", "Go") // Outputs: Go
}

In this example, you can see how each function behaves differently in terms of output formatting.