What's the output of the code

Question

Print ("hello"); Print ("sololearn")

Answer 1

Manohar Reddy , what was the purpose of your question? you could easily have tested your code in playground yourself. If errors then appear, it is relatively easy to find and fix them.

Answer 2

NameError: name 'Print' is not defined

Answer 3

Python supports the use of semi-colons to end a statement, so this code is perfectly valid.

It is like I you had written :
print("hello")
print("Sololearn")

I think you know what's the output now! 😉

Answer 4

Your code is valid if you don't capitalize Print
it will output an error in your case just because you did a capital P, but other than that it's valid

Answer 5

李立威 on phone, the automatic spell checker capitalizes the first letter of a line automatically. I think it's just the phone.

Answer 6

SAI VIDYA SAGAR RAVURI semicolons exist in python and are perfectly valid.

Answer 7

'P' in the print keyword cannot be capital so the compiler will give you an error saying

Print is not defined

Answer 8

"helloSololearn" IMHO 😴

Answer 9

NameError , 'Print' is not defined
This is because p is upper !

Answer 10

in Print p would be small

Answer 11

The code I have written is correct there is no mistake in it can anyone tell the solution to it

Answer 12

You are almost near

Answer 13

Noo

Answer 14

Can anyone

Answer 15

It's the basic

Answer 16

Yes that's right 👍👍👍

Answer 17

Superb

Answer 18

Can you explain it

Answer 19

Yes it's true
But can you explain
How the output is
hello
sololearn

Answer 20

Can you explain the output how it comes