The “print” command, as in BASIC, is what you will use in Python to display text on the screen. This is what we use to write “Hello World!” which is the first thing a programmer will ...

If you wanted to print to just the console window and not the default output stream, the code would be this: In the prior Java examples, it was expressively clear where the output would be displayed.

and get Hello, Davis as the output. But if we try printing a t-string, we don’t get a string. Instead, we get a Python object representation: Template(strings=('Hello ', ''), interpolations ...