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1: Welcome to Learn Python for Beginners
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2: Fix Your First Bug
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3: The Console
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4: What Is Python?
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5: What Is 'Code'?
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6: Multiple Instructions
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7: Syntax Errors
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8: Syntax Errors Quiz
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9: Lesson Failure
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10: Game Statistics
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11: Shop Response
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The "console" shows you the text output of your program. It's right beneath the code editor.
To see what's happening in our code, we need to print it to the console by using the print() function.
We'll learn more about functions later, but for now, just know that print() function will print anything you put inside its parentheses, like this:
print("Greetings, adventurer!")
There's a bug in our welcome message! Update the code to use the print function so the following message is displayed in the console:
Greetings, adventurer!