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Use the "print()" function by putting a string of text inside of the ()

Strings
In programming we usually put text in quotes, like "this" or "this sentence right here!"
In programming, we usually put text in quotes, like "this" or "this sentence right here!"
This is called a "string". Basically, it's just some words inside of quotes.
Strings help the program understand that something is just plain text, rather than being code it should analyze.

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# This is an example of a comment!
# The # at the beginning ensures this line of code doesn't do anything.

print("Example print!")
print("Example print!")