PYTHON

hello world python

print("Hello World") #prints Hello World to the console

hello world python

# Your first program will grant you good luck in your python journey! Here it is:

print("Hello world!")

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# Using single and double quotations
print("Hello, World") 
print('Hello, World')

# All the best for your programming journey!

python hello world

print("Hello, world!")

python hello world program

def helloworld():
  print("Hello World")

helloworld()

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# the normal way!
print("Hello, World!")
# Different way
import __hello__	# run the program

python hello world

hello = "Hello world!"
print(hello)

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print("Hello World")
#Beginner python programmer I see

python hello world

print('Hello world') # This can work with single or double quotations 

Python Hello World

# Python is easy to learn
print("Hello, World!")

how to hello world in python

message = "Hello World!"
print(message)

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print("Hello World!")
print('Hello World!')
# Both couple of single quotes or couple of double quotes will do the work
# But it will give a "SyntaxError" massage if you mix them
# Output - 
# Hello World!
# Hello World!

python hello world

print('Hello Bon')

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print("Hello World") #it is vary easy to print anything using print() statement

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print("Hello world") # print "Hello world" to console

python hello world

# Hello hello World
print("Hello hello world!")

Python Hello World!

print(‘Hello World!’)

Python Hello World!

print(‘Hello World!’)

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print('Hello World!')

Python Hello World

print("HelloWorld")

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p1 = 'h'
p2 = 'e'
p3 = 'l'
p4 = 'l'
p5 = 'o'
p6 = " "
p7 = 'w'
p8 = 'o'
p9 = 'r'
p10 = 'l'
p11 = 'd'

print(p1, p2, p3, p4, p5, p6, p7, p8, p9, p10, p11)

hello world in python

sentence = True
if sentence:
  print("hello world")

python hello world

print('hello world')