Printing/Commenting: Python Course 1

Printing

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Printing is a very simple concept. You print by using the statement:

print()

But of course you'll want to write inside the statement.
But before you write, you have to add either a double quote or a single quote after and before what you want to say.
NOTE: You cannot do double quote and single quote, or single quote and double quote.
Example:

print("Hello!")
print('Hello!')

You can also print True, False and numbers.

Commenting:

Commenting is fairly easy, just add a # (hashtag) before what you want to say.
Example:

# This is a comment

Multiline commenting is a bit harder. You have to add either three double quotes or three single quotes. before and after what you want to say:

""" This is a multiline comment.
I told you this is a multiline comment!
"""
or 
''' This is also a multiline comment.
with single quotes.
'''

Syntax for printing:

For ' you want to print(" \' ")
For " you want to print(' \" ')

Tricks I use:
# 1
for a new line, I do:
print("\n Hello!")
which prints a new line:

Hello!

# 2
For a tab, I do:
print(" \t Hello!"):

Hello!

I advise you to not just read this tutorial, I advise you to practice.
That's all for today!