Why is print shown in purple while the other text is green? Why do different words appear in different colors, and when we run the program only the green part shows in the output—so who actually sees the other words?

In this code:

print("Hello, World!")

The different colors you see are there because of something called syntax highlighting. It's a feature provided by code editors to make your code easier to read and understand.

For example, in the above code:

• print is shown in purple because it's a feature provided by Python itself.

• "Hello, World!" is shown in green because it's a value.

These colors are only for you—the programmer—to help you quickly recognize different parts of your code.

When you run the program, the computer doesn't notice these colors. It just follows the instructions we've written.

Hope this clears things up. Let me know if you have more questions.