python prompt python command print('helloworld!'helloworldoutput python prompt there is tradition that the first program you ever run in any language generates the output "helloworld! see no reason to buck tradition welcome to your first python commandwe are going to output "helloworld!we type this command at the python prompt the convention in these slides is that the typewriter text in bold face is what you type and the text in regular face is what the computer prints we type "printfollowed by an opening round brackets and the text "helloworld!surrounded by single quotesending with closing round bracket and hitting the return key|]to indicate that we are done with that line of instruction the computer responds by outputting "helloworld!without the quotes once it has done that it prompts us again asking for another python command with another python prompt"