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I just realized I've been assuming in my previous articles that you readers know what output is... But I can't guarantee that.

To those of you who have been wondering what this print this, print that stuff is, here's a micro post on basic output for y'all.

Anytime you want text to be displayed when you run your program, for example, printing the value of a variable, or just a simple message, you can call the print class.

All you have to do after calling this built-in class is put text in parenthesis inside of the brackets or just the name of the variable.

Here's a quick example:

print("Hello World!")
print(userAge)

If we run this program, we will get the following (assuming userAge = 23):

Hello World
23

That's all for now. Stay tuned!
@emamex98