🔒 Python basics for beginners:printing

[south bobcat]

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[inland perch]

Do you have a question/problem with some code? Or...? Because this is a help channel

[earnest tiger]

I'm sorry but this is bad advice, I mean you don't even need quotation to print something, the quotation just indicates that it's a string

[silk warren]

*That it's a string literal

Because a variable can still be a string but won't need quotes

[earnest tiger]

Yes ur right

[silk warren]

Also, python is case-sensitive, so "Print = create a text" doesn't make sense
And it doesn't create anything, it just shows it to the console

"print is used to make text,functions,etc." - again, no, print does not make anything other than sending stuff to console

[earnest tiger]

Was gonna say it's a bit semantical because it's clearly auto capitalise but then I realised bro is tryna teach people lol

[silk warren]

Yeah, the "I would like to help by teaching Python" claim means it has to be easy to understand but also not have any errors

[earnest tiger]

Yeah to be honest tho where it was capitalised wasn't python and more akin to sudocode but saying print is used to make functions is kinda wild ngl lol talk about confuse more

[south bobcat]

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