What happens if excess of currency is printed

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Excess printing of currency leads to inflation and devaluation of currency.

Inflation occurs as the supply of money increases while the demand for goods and services remains constant.
Devaluation of currency occurs as the value of currency decreases in relation to other currencies.
Printing excess currency can lead to economic instability and loss of confidence in the government's ability to manage the economy.
Examples include hyperinflation in Zimbabwe and Venezuela due to excessive printing of currency.