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2,065 PointsWorkspace does not open with the line print ("Hello,World") and when I type python hello.py in console nothing comes up
When I open the workspace the script is blank and If I type in the line when I go into console and type in "python hello.py" it responds with blank space instead of Hello World
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julia blake
4,147 Pointsyou can go ahead and type the script in yourself, it's: print("Hello, World!")
the print command is case sensitive so keep the word print lower case, save the file before you try running it again.
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Pratham Mishra
14,191 PointsThe code: print("Hello, World")
Save this file with the extension .py. It should look something like this: hello.py Then, in the console type: python hello.py
I think this should do the job for you.
Pratham Mishra
14,191 PointsPratham Mishra
14,191 PointsI'll be great if you tag your code, it'll be easy to identify the problem