Hello, world

Python · Unit 1: First steps

print() shows on the screen whatever you put inside the parentheses.

The text goes inside quotes, and each print() writes on its own line.

print("Hello, world")
print("I can code now")

Prints

Hello, world
I can code now

Numbers go without quotes, and if you write a calculation, Python does it.

With quotes, everything is text and comes out exactly as you wrote it.

print(2 + 3)
print("2 + 3")

Prints

5
2 + 3

print() can receive several things separated by commas.

It shows them on one line, with a space between each one.

print("I am", 17, "years old")

Prints

I am 17 years old

Exercises in this lesson

You do them in the app, which checks them on the spot and explains why.

1. Predict the output
What does this code print?
```
print("Hello")
print("world")
```
2. Complete the code
Fill in the blank so the program says hello.
```
___("Hello, world")
```

3. Predict the output

What does this code print?

print("My name is Emma")
print("I am 20 years old")

4. Multiple choice
What does this code do?
```
print("10 + 5")
```
5. Multiple choice
Which line shows the text Good morning?
6. Find the bug
This program should greet Noah. Which line has the error?
```
print("Hello")
print(Noah)
```
7. Predict the output
What does this code print?
```
print("I will", "code")
```
8. Complete the code
Fill in so it prints: Jack is 20
```
print(___, "is", 20)
```
9. Put the lines in order
Order the lines to print the ticket. First the title, then the price and the good trip at the end.

10. Predict the output

What does this program draw?

print("********")
print("*", "Hello", "*")
print("********")

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