‘print(“print”)’

Question

How to output
‘print(“print”)’?
>>>Solved!
Thank you for answer my question!
I meant How to print 'single quotation surrounded words within (“ double quotation and parentheses “) ’
So the answer which worked was this.
>>>print("""'print("print")'""") prints 'print("print")'
Thank you.

Answer 1

print('print("print")') prints print("print")
print("""'print("print")'""") prints 'print("print")'

Answer 2

Hello, Mariko Daiba !
The print Python function prints the specified objects to a standard output device (screen) or sends them a text stream to a file.
The complete syntax of print():
print (*objects, sep=' ', end = 'n', file = sys.stdout, flush = False);
objects - the object to be displayed * means that there can be several objects;
sep - separates objects. The default value is '';
end - is put after all objects;
file - the object with the write (string) method is expected. If no value is specified, the sys.stdout file is used to output the objects;
flush - if set to True, the thread is forced to be reset to a file.
The default value is False.
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Answer 3

Whoever is downvoting these answers:
1. I think it's kind of childish.
2. Your identity is visible to higher level mods.

Answer 4

print("This is how you would print a STRING object in python")
print(12.3) #this prints out a float.
integer_=4
type(integer_) #this tells the data type

Answer 5

print("'print(\"print\")'")
" ' ... ' "

Answer 6

try this
print """ 'print("print")' """

Answer 7

there are 4 ways , I think 😂✋
1/ print( 'print("print")' )
2/ print( "print('print')" )
3/ print( 'print(\'print\')' )
4/ print( "print(\" print\")" )