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I cannot nun my programs
>>>print('hello world!') hello world! is that correct syntax
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Remove the '>' symbols, your program should run fine.
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okk thanx friends
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Where are you trying this code?
In the CodePlayground it works fine just remove the 3 '>' symbols, they are not included in the python syntax.
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print('Hello world!')
Just this ^ ... you do not need to repeat the words below that.
Side note: While Python allows strings to use either " " or ' ' .. using the double " " is a good habit to get into. when you move to other languages The single ' ' is used for chars. You don't have to use double with python, but it will help in the long run.
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no it shows invalid syntax
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this syntax(print('hello world!')) is for python3 in python 2 print "HelloWorld"