Whats the difference with "print" or whitout, only the string.

Question

1. >>>Print 'hello world'
Or
2. >>> 'hello world'

Answer 1

Thank so much.

Answer 2

In console >>> will print the representation format of a value repr(value), where print function will print the string representation of a value str(value).

>>>x
output is same than:
>>>print(repr(x))

With builtin datatypes repr and str does not have much differences, but with strings, repr will give the string with extra quotes.

repr("Hello") -> "\'Hello\'"
str("Hello") -> "Hello"

repr(25) -> "25"
str(25) -> "25"

Also >>> will ignore None types.
>>> None
(no output)
>>> print(None)
None