What will be the output of the statement: print("My name is ", end=""); print("Monty Python.")?

The output of the given print statements will indeed be "My name is Monty Python." This is due to the way the print() function is utilized with the end parameter.

Typically, the print() function ends its output with a newline character by default. However, in the first print statement, the end="" argument changes this behavior so that it does not add a newline after "My name is ". As a result, the second print statement, which outputs "Monty Python.", is printed immediately after "My name is ", without moving to a new line.

Therefore, the two parts are combined on the same line, resulting in the complete output: "My name is Monty Python."