A post about how this community’s banner used the python 2 print syntax - print "Hello World" - made me question, can we print a hello world message in Python 3 without using parentheses?

It turned out to be sort of a fun challenge, I’ve found 3 different approaches that work. I’d be interested to see what you come up with! (it seems I can’t put spoilers in Lemmy, so I won’t share my solutions yet in case y’all want to have a go).

Edit: Posted my solutions in the comments

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But then you still need to use parentheses to decode it

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Ah sorry I meant for the spoiler. He could base64 the solution given that he doesn’t know how to do spoilers on lemmy

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Ah true that would have worked, figured since spoilers don’t work on most apps I might as well just post them.

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