What is the difference between print(''pythonn'') and >>>''pythonn''

Answer 1

'Python' is just a string.

When you use Python in interactive mode, it will print out such a string automatically, but if you try to write a program and only put a string in it and run it, nothing will happen.

It's somewhat like this:

You: 'Here's a string.'
Python: 'I can see that.
Now what?'
You: '.....'

So in an actual script, you explicitly have to write:

print('Python')