Write a single line of code displaying the number 42.
In this exercise you'll learn to use a function by trying the
print builtin
function.
A function is a named thing that does something specific:
print function displays what's given to it,len function measures the thing we give to it,The syntax to make a function work is called a "function call", to make print
display the string "Hello world" the syntax is:
print("Hello world")
You'll need a number
and the print() builtin function.
I'm not asking to print the string "42", (composed of two chars), but the number 42.
Don't hesitate to hit the "Run" button, it only runs your code and display the
result (on the right), exactly like if you were executing a Python file with a
Python interpreter. Do as many test as you like, until you feel confident you
understand how print works.
Once you feel confident, hit the blue "Submit" button: this one will send your code to my bot, which will check if everything is right, and tell you if it's OK.