The print Command
The print command tells the program to print something to the screen. The
argument is the thing that you want the program to print. The argument
must be surrounded by quotation or talking marks ". For example, the
following code will print the word Hello to the screen:
✅ print "Hello"
"Hello" is the argument to print.
Without the quotation marks, this program will generate an error.
❌ print Hello
More Arguments
print takes any number of arguments: 0, 1, 2, …. Each argument is printed
without the quotation marks. Arguments are separated by a single space. After the
last argument has been printed a new line or return will be printed.
The following program
print "Bugs like hugs."
print "👾" "🐛" "🥰"
creates the output
Bugs like hugs.
👾 🐛 🥰
print without any arguments prints an empty new line.