Why is the output of this code >>> print('print("print")') is >>> print("print") ? As we know Characters like double quote must

Question

This is the first problem of Basic Concepts
Simple Input & Output Lesson.

Answer 1

The output is
print("print") because you can have " quotes in your string if they are not the markings.
Example
print(" hello "paul" ") will return an error.
print('hello" paul" ') will not.