'Python is fun'

Question

print('Python is fun')
I know this is the command.
Many of you have gone through this puzzle.
Tried all possible combinations I could make but cannot get it right. Always find myself short of characters.
Tried to find help but looks like there is none. Contacted Sololearn, and still waiting for a reply.
Anyone know, please help me solve this riddle.

Answer 1

What output do you get?
Add a link to your code from Code Playground in the question description. I have absolutely no ideia why this wouldn't work flawlessly to someone.

Answer 2

Sajid Mahmood I see - it's the exercise of a lesson.
Pls inform course name and lesson number. I'll check the lesson to understand the boxes configuration.

Answer 3

Bizarre. I searched the lesson and couldn't find this exercise. Which is the number of the lesson?

Answer 4

Quite weird! This lesson shows different exercises for me, asking for the output of:
print(1 + 2 + 3)
print ((4 + 8) / 2)
I found nothing close to your exercise.

Answer 5

My task is;
Let's repeat the main syntax of the print statement.
Fill in the blanks to create a valid print statement that outputs Python is fun.
I have three rectangular boxes to fill in. I know it is;
print('Python is fun')
I have to fill in three rectangular boxes. All three rectangular boxes has limited number of characters. First box with 11, second box with 10 and third box with 8 characters. First box always comes as correct for print only. I have tried many combinations I could think of but none is correct in the 2nd and 3rd box.
Not sure, what to do and where to go for help.

Answer 6

Course name is Introduction to Python
It is first lesson of Simple Operations.
https://www.sololearn.com/learn/courses/python-introduction/lesson/32945302?p=6

Answer 7

It is
Getting Started with Python
Lesson
First Programme - I have completed this
Lesson
Simple Operations - I am stuck on the first page
Weblink for this page is
https://www.sololearn.com/learn/courses/python-introduction/lesson/32945302?p=6
Thank you for your help.

Answer 8

Mine comes after this.
I have already gone through this numeric and sentence making exercises.
Thank you for your help.