Great! Python has one more way to display a value: the print() function. As its name suggests, the print() functions prints (displays) the value of the expression that you pass in as an argument, e.g. string or number:

print('I am happy.') 

I am happy

You can also pass in variables as arguments to print():

age = 5
print(age)

5

You can use the print() function anywhere in the code, not only at the end of your code.