You can't directly "clear" a clear screen in Python. The concept of clearing a screen implies that there is content on the screen that needs to be removed. A clear screen, by definition, has no content.
However, if you are working in a terminal or console environment, you can use the os.system('cls') (Windows) or os.system('clear') (macOS/Linux) commands to clear the screen. These commands execute the respective system commands to clear the terminal output.
Here's an example:
import os
os.system('cls') # For Windows
# os.system('clear') # For macOS/Linux
print("The screen is now cleared!")This code will first import the os module, then use the appropriate system command based on your operating system to clear the screen. Finally, it prints a message confirming the screen has been cleared.
Remember that these commands are specific to terminal environments and won't work in graphical user interfaces.
