Python is a coding language learned by many around the world. Heres how you use it!
First thing, print().
Print(27)
27
The blue text is the output. The output is what comes out of the code you wrote. As you can see, when you put something in the parentheses after print, it puts it in the output.
Lets try text!
print(Coding is fun!)
File "/home/repl284/main.py", line 1
print(Coding is fun!)
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
As you can see, this provided an error. Lets run it back, but put quotes around the text.
print("Coding is fun!")
Coding is fun!
This is because Coding is fun is text. This means it is a string. The reason why the number worked without quotes is because it is an integer/number. Heres the classes of text:
