The main problem with printing to strings is that they can be very inefficient.
print("Hello, world!")
This code line prints the string “Hello, world!” to the console.
Print Function
The print() function prints its arguments to the standard output stream.
Strings
In Python, strings are sequences of characters. Strings can be used to store text, to identify items in a list, or to perform other operations on the text.
To create a string in Python, you use the string literals syntax: “string” . You can also create strings by using the str() function.
To access individual characters in a string, you use the indexing operator (i.e., “string[0]” ). To find the last character in a string, you use the len() function.
