What is the difference between using print and solely inputting in string?

Question

the difference between using 'print' and string

Answer 1

Ok, so I assume Python.
In shell this might work.
But if you type the string in playground or any .py file and compile it, you won't get any output for just using a string.
There you definitely need print() to get output into the console.

Answer 2

Print is a method used to output content to the console/user interface.
Strings are variables used to store a series of characters, which can later be manipulated using text/string processing algorithms.

Answer 3

thank you, Matthias, I am sorry for not putting the context before. It is python.

Right, i was confused because the question in the string module put the triple quotes right away and there was an output. So i thought displaying any text in python could be done just by using the quotes mark.

Also, i don't quite understand what the "newline" module is trying to told me about..

edit: now i understand the purpose of the triple quote: it helps you not to bother yourself typing backslash n to make a new line. but, it only works by using "print" stuff.

Thank you everybody.

Answer 4

Which language?
Could you give an example?

Answer 5

>>>"Hello World"
>>>print('Hello World')