When you want to show text on the screen while programming, there are many easy ways to do it. I remember how cool it was when I saw my first message pop up! Here are some popular ways to print text in different programming languages:

1. Print Statements:

   • Most programming languages have a simple way to print text. For example:
     • In Python, you can just type print("Hello, World!").
     • In Java, you write System.out.println("Hello, World!");.
     • In JavaScript, you can use console.log("Hello, World!");.

2. Formatted Output:

   • Sometimes you want to add names or other details in your messages. Many languages let you do this easily:
     • In Python, you can use f-strings. For example:

       name = "Alice"
       print(f"Hello, {name}!")
       

     • In C#, you can write:

       Console.WriteLine("Hello, {0}!", name);
       

3. Error Output:

   • Not every message is happy! Sometimes you need to show error messages too:
     • In Python, you might write print("An error occurred!", file=sys.stderr).
     • In Java, you can print an error using:

       System.err.println("An error occurred!");
       

4. Using a Loop:

   • If you want to print several lines, you can use loops. Here’s a simple for loop in Python:

     for i in range(5):
         print(f"Line {i + 1}")
     

In short, printing text to the screen is really flexible and changes depending on what programming language you are using. The fun part is trying out these different ways to see which one works best for you!