Hello Python World

>>> ## Concept In Python, one of the first things you learn is how to display messages on the screen. This is done using the `print()` function. The `print()` function is essential for providing output in your Python programs. Anything you enclose in quotes inside the parentheses will be printed exactly as it is. ### Example: Let's see a simple example of how to use the `print()` function: ```python print("Hello, World!") ``` In this example, "Hello, World!" is a string that will be displayed on the screen. You can use either double quotes " " or single quotes ' ' to enclose the text. ### Key Points: - The `print()` function is used to display messages. - Always enclose your text in quotes (either " " or ' '). - The text inside quotes is called a "string". ## Practice Let's practice using the `print()` function. Your task is to use the print statement to display a specific message on the screen. ### Instructions: 1. In the editor below, write a line of code that uses the `print()` function. 2. Make sure to print the exact message: **"Hello, Python!"**. 3. Enclose the message in quotes and place it inside the `print()` function. ### Example: ```python print("Hello, Python!") ``` Once you've written your code, run it to see if the output matches the expected message. Remember, your output should exactly match "Hello, Python!" (without any extra spaces or characters).