In this chapter, you will get your first experience writing actual code. Our hope is that you will see how easy it can be, but if it presents challenges, don't be discouraged.

### The Print Statement

 In Python, the command **print** tells the program to display words or numbers on the screen. Here is a line of code that tells Python to display the words 'Hello, kitties!'
```
print("Hello, kitties!")
```

 > *<span style='color:green'>print</span>* is a *keyword* -- that is, a word, that has special meaning for Python. It means, *'Display what is inside the parentheses'*.

 > *<span style='color:green'>print</span>* is not capitalized. If you capitalize it, the program *will not run*.

This course is intended for those who are not yet familiar with Python programming. In the course, you will get acquainted with the basic concepts and also get practical tasks to consolidate theoretical knowledge.

In this section you will get acquainted with the concept of programming and write your first program.

In this section you will learn what variables are and how to create them.

In this section you will learn what comments are, why they are created and how to implement them

In this section, you will read statements that evaluate whether an expression is true or false and learn how to implement them.

Writing Lines of Code

The Print Statement

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Writing Lines of Code

The Print Statement

Lösung