Write a Python program to print the exact text ‘Hello, World!’ to the console.
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Print 'Hello, World!'
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Hello, World!
In Python, the standard print() function automatically appends a hidden newline character (\n) to the very end of your string.
Expected Output: "Hello, World!" (13 characters)
Your Python Output: "Hello, World!\n" (14 characters)
so use end = '' parameter in print function to pass the test case
example: print('test', end='')
# Write your code here
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