In Python, function names are case-sensitive. The correct function is print(), not Print().
When you write Print("Hello world"), Python tries to find a variable or function named Print, which doesn’t exist — hence it raises a NameError.
Example Output:
✔️ Key Point:
Always remember that Python is case-sensitive, so print() must be written in all lowercase.
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