Python Print Exercises

Let’s check out some exercises that will help understand Python’s print function better.

Exercise 1-a

Let's start with a long time programming tradition and print "Hello World!" by typing it inside print() function.

Exercise 1-b

Now try to assign "Hello World!" to the variable my_text.

Hint 1

Make sure, variable (my_text) is on the left side of the equation. and your string is in quotes while assigning it to my_text, like this: “Hello World!”

Hint 2

When printing a variable with print function you shouldn’t use quotes. But if you’re printing a string directly with print() function then you should.

Solution

my_text="Hello World!"

print(my_text)

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