Hello, World!

Every programmer's journey starts the same way: making the computer say something. Today that's you. 🎉

print(...) shows whatever is inside the brackets on the screen. Text goes inside quotes:

print("Good morning!")

Your task

1. Create a variable called greeting and set it to the text Hello, World! (spelled and punctuated exactly like that — capital H, capital W, the comma, and the exclamation mark).
2. print(greeting) so it shows up.

It's only two lines — type them yourself in the editor (don't peek at a ready-made answer; the typing is where it starts to stick). Then run it and watch the screen talk back.

The test runner checks the value of greeting directly — but do keep the print so you can see your handiwork.