I need to print text in python but cant figure out how to.
any help would be great! thanks :)

Amanda wrote:
> I need to print text in python but cant figure out how to.
> any help would be great! thanks :)

You'd better ask in comp.lang.python

....and take a look at this:
http://docs.python.org/tutorial/introduction.html#strings

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In <W5ydnWzJaoBcT2rRnZ2dnUVZ_sydnZ2d@giganews.com> Amanda <user@compgroups.net/> writes:

> I need to print text in python but cant figure out how to.
> any help would be great! thanks :)

print "hello"

.... doesn't work?

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Amanda <user@compgroups.net/> writes:
> I need to print text in python but cant figure out how to.
> any help would be great! thanks :)

Then why does your subject header mention turtle graphics?

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On 12/2/2010 9:43 PM, Keith Thompson wrote:
> Amanda<user@compgroups.net/>  writes:
>> I need to print text in python but cant figure out how to.
>> any help would be great! thanks :)
>
> Then why does your subject header mention turtle graphics?

     (Assume initial heading is North, Up, Whatever.)

     Turn right 30 degrees. Pen down. Forward 4. Turn right 120
degrees. Forward 4. Pen up. Turn right 180 degrees. Forward 2.
Turn left 60 degrees. Pen down. Forward 2. Pen up. Turn right
180 degrees. Forward 2. Turn right 30 degrees. Forward 2. Turn
left 60 degrees. Forward 1. "I'd like to buy a B, please."

     Optimization is left as an exercise for the reader.

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