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## <title>Hello Python</title>
The following is the Python program that prints "Hello Python" on the screen.
```python
print("Hello Python")
```
### Explanation
The `print()` function is used to print the given string "Hello Python" on the screen. The word "Hello" is about greeting and "Python" is the name of the programming language.
## <title>
### More exercises
Once you've completed the basic "Hello Python" exercise, you may want to attempt other related programs. Here are a few ideas:
- - Print a custom message on the screen.
- - Print a message that includes your name.
- - Edit a program to get the output "Good nWorld" on the screen.
- - Write a program to output the required numeric computation. As an example, you can write a program to print `5 + 9` on the screen.
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Solution
```
```python
print(5+9)
```
#### *Explanation
The `print()` function can be used to print an integer, since it was converted to a string format. The number `5` is combined with `9` to map `14` on the screen.
## <title>Hello World</title>
### Simple program
To express a fairly simple program, use a program that prints "Hello World" on the screen. Below is the Python program that does just that.
```python
print("Hello World")
```
### Explanation
The `print()` function used to print the given string "Hello World" on the screen. The word "Hello" is about greeting and "World" is the name of the Earth, meaning the location of the program is being run.
This program is a standard test for basic computer programs, especially it claims to demonstrate the processor of a computer's execution mode.
## <title>Hello World</title>
### The following is the Python program that prints "Hello World" on the screen.
```python
print("Hello World")
```
### Explanation
The `print()` function is used to print the given string "Hello World" on the screen. The word "Hello" is about greeting and "World" is the name of the Earth, meaning the location of the program is being run.
This routine is a standard test for basic computer programs, especially it claims to demonstrate the processor of a computer's execution mode.
### More exercises
Once you've completed the basic "Hello World" exercise, you may want to attempt other related programs. Here are a few ideas:
- - Print a custom message on the screen.
- - Print a message that includes your name.
- - Edit a program to get the output "Good nWorld" on the screen.
- - Write a program to output the required numeric computation. As an example, you can write a program to print `5 + 9` on the screen.
## <title>Hello World</title>
The following is the Python program that prints "Hello World" on the screen.
```python
print("Hello World")
```
### Explanation
The `print()` function is used to print the given string "Hello World" on the screen. The word "Hello" is about greeting and "World" is the name of the Earth, meaning the location of the program is being run.
This routine is a standard test for basic computer programs, especially it claims to demonstrate the processor of a computer's executionin unit
### More exercises
Once you've completed the basic "Hello World" exercise, you may want to attempt other related programs. Here are a few ideas:
- - Print a custom message on the screen.
- - Print a message that includes your name.
- - Edit a program to get the output "Good nWorld" on the screen.
- - Write a program to output the required numeric computation. As an example, you can write a program to print `5 + 9` on the screen.
## <title>Hello World</title>
The following is the Python program that prints "Hello World" on the screen.
```python
print("Hello World")
```
### Explanation
The `print()` function is used to print the given string "Hello World" on the screen. The word "Hello" is about greeting and "World" is the name of the Earth, meaning the location of the program is being run.
This routine is a standard test for basic computer programs, especially it claims to demonstrate the processor of a computer's execution mode.
### More exercises
Once you've completed the basic "Hello World" exercise, you may want to attempt other related programs. Here are a few ideas:
- - Print a custom message on the screen.
- - Print a message that includes your name.
- - Edit a program to get the output "Good nWorld" on the screen.
- - Write a program to output the required numeric computation. As an example, you can write a program to print `5 + 9` on the screen.
## <title>Hello World</title>
The following is the Python program that prints "Hello World" on the screen.
```python
print("Hello World")
```
### Explanation
The `print()` function is used to print the given string "Hello World" on the screen. The word "Hello" is about greeting and "World" is the name of the Earth, meaning the location of the program is being run.
This routine is a standard test for basic computer programs, especially it claims to demonstrate the processor of a computer's execution mode.
### More exercises
Once you've completed the basic "Hello World" exercise, you may want to attempt other related programs. Here are a few ideas:
- - Print a custom message on the screen.
- - Print a message that includes your name.
- - Edit a program to get the output "Good nWorld" on the screen.
- - Write a program to output the required numeric computation. As an example, you can write a program to print `5 + 9` on the screen.
## <title>Hello World</title>
The following is the Python program that print "Hello World" on the screen.
```Python
print("Hello World")
```
### Explanation
The `print()` function is used to print the given string "Hello World" on the screen. The word "Hello" is about greeting and "World" is the name of the Earth, meaning the location of the program is being run.
This routine is a standard test for basic computer programs, especially it claims to demonstrate the processor of a computer's execution mode.
### More exercises
Once you've completed the basic "Hello World" exercise, you may want to attempt other related programs. Here are a few ideas:
- - Print a custom message on the screen.
- - Print a message that includes your name.
- - Edit a program to get the output "Good nWorld" on the screen.
- - Write a program to output the required numeric computation. As an example, you can write a program to print `5 + 9` on the screen.
## <title>Hello World</title>
```Python
print("Hello World")
```
### Explanation
The `print()` function is used to print the given string "Hello World" on the screen. The word "Hello" is about greeting and "World" is the name of the Earth, meaning the location of the program is being run.
This program is a standard test for basic computer programs, especially it seems to demonstrate the processor of a computer's microcomputer is executing the program. This routine can work as a standard exam for the basic computer programs.
## Download
Install the JDK here and run the program given in the first chapter of the book to demonstrate the Python program.
## More exercises
Once you've completed the basic "Hello World" exercise, you may want to attempt other related programs. Here are a few ideas:
- - Print a custom message on the screen.
- - Print a message that includes your name.
- - Edit a program to get the output "Good nWorld" on the screen.
- - Write a program to output the required numeric computation. As an example, you can write a program to print `5 + 9` on the screen.
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