The first tool anyone ever made was a rock with an edge on it. Everything since is the same move: take the raw thing, work it until it does what you need. This one is Python.
Twelve lessons, start to finish, no account and nothing for sale. The Python here is the real one, not a toy that fakes ten commands. It runs on your machine, in this tab, and every challenge is graded by actually running what you wrote and looking at what happened. Get it wrong and it tells you what it expected instead.
Python does what you tell it, in order, one line at a time. The first thing worth telling it is to speak.
print() puts whatever you hand it on the screen. Text goes in quotes. The quotes are how Python knows it is words and not an instruction.
Print anything you want, as long as it is not empty.