How to print Hello World
Write the program
print() sends text and other values to standard output. Strings may use single or double quotes.
print("Hello, World!")Run the file
Save the code as hello.py, then run it from the same directory. The text should appear on a new line.
python3 hello.py
# Windows:
py hello.pyPrint several values
Separate arguments with commas. Python converts each value to text and inserts a space between arguments by default.
language = "Python"
version = 3
print("Learning", language, version)Control the separator and ending
The optional sep and end arguments change how output is joined. This example prints one line.
print("red", "green", "blue", sep=", ", end="!\n")