Conceptual Review (page 10 of 55)

Python is a case sensitive language, so Print(), print(), PRINT(), and PrinT() would all represent different functions. Of those, only print() is a legitimate Python function.

The print function displays or prints the value that gets passed to the function. We can also print numbers (not just strings).

Everything in Python3 is an object, which means we can do things to our objects (e.g., we may change the case of 'Thomas' because 'Thomas' is a string object).

A common error in our Python scripts occurs when we enter our variables and functions using the wrong case. Be careful when writing your code.