Command for output ("First string, Second string") double quotations r included in the output but parentheses r not...should be?

Question

please answer for python

Answer 1

Double and single quotations frame a sequence of characters to form a string. The brackets frame the string itself as a parameter, so yes. It is

print('string')

and not

print'(string)'

Answer 2

print('("First string, Second string")')

Answer 3

Are you talking about using print()?

Answer 4

Without parentheses:
print('"First string, Second string"')
surrounding double quotes with single quotes

You can also use the \ escape character:
print("\"First string, Second string\"")

Answer 5

Nice try sir...but as I enquired parentheses should not be in output

Answer 6

absolutely..sir...this is the right answer... thanks for assistance

Answer 7

Great Minds...I want the output as I mentioned above...but in python so what would be the code in python to get same output as above