print “hello”<br /> — or<br /> print(“hello”)

print(“Hi”) –prints hi

local test = “Hello, World!”</p> <p>print (test)</p> <p>— or</p> <p>print (“Hello, World!”)

print(“Your Text here”)

print(“text here”)</p> <p>— or</p> <p>extra = “more text”</p> <p>print(“text here ” .. extra)

— print “Hello, World!</p> <p>print(“Hello, World!”)</p> <p>— or</p> <p>x = “Hello, World!”<br /> print(x)

print “whatever you want”

print(“text”..v) — “” for strings, ‘..’ to concencate, type name of variable to print variable

print(“Hello world”) — prints a message into the console, which is called a string..</p> <p>— IF YOU WANTED TO USE A VARIABLED vv</p> <p>local x = “Hello!” — a variable has a value, for this case, a string.<br /> print(x) — We still print it in the console, it’s that it’s a nice, faster way of doing it.<br /> — Also helpful if you want to re-use code if it’s used a lot in a program you make..

–you can also print varibles</p> <p>local aRandomName = george</p> <p>print(aRandomName)</p> <p>–this is a example