I was using visual studio and the bash terminal, and I was getting syntax errors each time I was trying to assign a variable, e.g.:-
Hello World = "phrase"
Printf(Hello World)
Is there something about VS studio that means you have to work differently? It uses printf instead of print, but what else is different? What am I doing wrong?
It works fine in Python.org terminal, but not on visual studio?
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Not sure what you are trying to do here. How are the two lines you wrote above connected? You can't have a space in python variable names, so Hello World is not a valid python variable.
You can assign the string to a variable, which you can then print.
phrase = "Hello World"
print(phrase)
It works fine in Python.org terminal
No it does not work in python.org terminal.
Valid python syntax will be required, no matter which terminal/program you use.
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