The print() function can output values of: any number of arguments (excluding zero) not more than five arguments just one argument any number of arguments (including zero)

The correct answer is: any number of arguments (including zero).<br /><br />In Python, the `print()` function can take any number of arguments, including zero arguments. When no arguments are passed, it outputs a newline character. If one or more arguments are passed, they are separated by commas and printed on the same line, separated by a space.