Is “print” required to show text strings?

Question

In a sample it said:
>>>”spam” + ‘egg’
“Spam egg”
When I try it myself, there is no output? I thought you can get the text shown without typing in “print”?

Answer 1

Yes

Answer 2

You kind of have to, because just putting random strings doesn't do anything

Answer 3

An explanation of the command prompt, what you enter and the output you get from the Python interpreter.

Answer 4

You need to direct the print output to the console so you need the print command 🤔

Answer 5

thanks Airree. So that part of the sample is not sample of codes but just an explanation i guess?...

Answer 6

Your prompt (aka Interpreter) is not the same as a python program.
Stuff you put in a file is evaluated at runtime, while the interpreter prints the returning value, you don't have to type the print.
If you put a string in a file, the file doesn't return anything, you have to print it.

Answer 7

In python print used print because when goes string length it does come for example input if typing "I am learning python " to give print it come output:I am learning python

Answer 8

No it not required

Answer 9

Print is required only in script mode as it requires. Py. extension as script mode require more information than interactively mode so print is not required to show a text