print

>>> a = "hello"
>>> print(a)
hello
>>> print("a")
a
>>> print('a') # I still need to figure out the difference obetween double and single quote and their usage in python.
a
>>> print("Hi, " + a + " world!") """This is how you insert a **STR Varible** into print."""
Hi, hello world!

Note that print() does NOT return a value, actually it returns None. The "print" effect is just the behaviour of print() function whenever it is evaluated. It's what non-pure functions do.

>>> a, b = 1, 2
>>> print(print(a), print(b))
1
2
None None