Sure, but that works without from `__future__ import print_function` in Python2 as well.

But it gives different output; the print() prints a tuple whereas the function print() prints a newline.

Also compare print(1) and print(1,2) with and without the __future__ import.

Oh, weird. I could have sworn I've seen errors for using parens with `print` in Python 2...

That's a print statement with an expression surrounded by parentheses. You can try it yourself in a Python 2 interpreter.