Do we need to put it in proper print formula for it to read

Question

Please answer ASAP

Answer 1

Your question is quite vague and difficult to understand. What exactly are you asking?

Answer 2

Okay, do this:

Explain what you are trying to do, what issue you are running into, and what you need help with.

Are you trying to say you can only print strings via print(string) and not another method?

Answer 3

Alright, let's just restart. I genuinely want to help you.

What are you trying to do? Let's start there.

Answer 4

No, a string is just a data type.

Whenever you declare x = "a string", it now means that x holds that string. It does not mean it prints it.

You can use print to output what x holds, being the string; as well as supply a string to print() as a standalone argument.

Answer 5

You have to use print to see your output.

https://www.sololearn.com/learn/JUMP_LINK__&&__Python__&&__JUMP_LINK/2426/

Answer 6

it only has an output when I use print then brackets and then the string

Answer 7

yes but it also works with the x=

Answer 8

thanks

Answer 9

i’m just trying to learn more about python and learn the language but I, dont understand why I, have to use print or x= , I thought the string automattocally outputted itself?