Ive been wondering why this happens in python. v v v v

Question

input::
num="print('Hello1')"
print(num)

output::
print('Hello1')

For some reason the print command isnt running after compiling. Is there a way to make this work as intended?
Desired Output:: Hello1

Answer 1

Perhaps you mean to actually "execute" the command in question? You should use exec() or eval() for that:
https://code.sololearn.com/cPkjqOVhEGgc/?ref=app

Answer 2

num="Hello1"
print(num)

Answer 3

@ReimarPB , I am trying to make the in-line print statement execute so that Hello1 is printed to the screen. I want to know why, after having run the code python doesnt see "print(Hello1)" and print Hello1 to the screen.

Answer 4

So if I wanted to have a string of inline code like print(print(print('hello')))
I would have to put exec infront of it?