For that, we'll use the print() function in Python. Write this in your code editor: print( "Hello, Python" Now run your code. It should print "Hello, Python" without the quotes on the console.

Save the above code to a file (hello.py), run it (python hello.py), and you should see the familiar output. Note that Python’s print() function adds a newline character by default, so you don ...

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.

The familiar formatted string, or f-string, feature in Python provides a convenient way to print ... would get Hello, DAVIS as the output. Note that we have an import line in this code: However ...