Also, how do you italicize text in Python?
Not in the standard Python shell, no. If you want all output text to be in italics, you could use some GUI shell like Dreampie. If you want the ability to actually style text (with italics, bold, etc.), you need to use some GUI library that provides that sort of ability.
Beside above, how do you print bold lines in Python? Use ANSI escape sequences to print in bold Add the ANSI escape sequence "33[1m" before a string to print the string in bold. Add the ANSI escape sequence "33[0m" after the string the reset formatting for any following strings. Further reading: Read more about ANSI escape sequences and other formatting options here.
Also asked, can you bold text in Python?
The word text should be bold. There is a very useful module for formatting text (bold, underline, colors..) in Python. It uses curses lib but it's very straight-forward to use.
How do you change the font in Python?
Open the Python shell. Then, in the menu bar, under "Python" (directly to the right of the Apple icon), you will find "Preferences". Under this, you will find the "Font/Tabs" option, and you can change the font size according to your preference.