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Python Python Basics (2015) Python for Beginners Call a function

Posted by amos Murigu
amos Murigu
192 Points

ive tried to print out "hello Treehouse" using Print("Hello,Treehouse") but its doesnt work

it keep on telling me to check the spelling of Print yet it is correctly spellet so what could be the problem. Print("Hello,Treehouse")

function.py 
my_function_name():
Print("Hello,Treehouse")

1 Answer

Jakob Hansen
Jakob Hansen
13,746 Points
Jakob Hansen
Jakob Hansen
13,746 Points

Python is case sensitive, meaning that upper case and lower case letters are not the same.

print and Print is not the same thing. the print function you are trying to call on line 2, should be with a lower case p. I'm not sure what that function is doing there, but let me know if you need help :)