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How to use python from Android devices? First program|||| Hello world! Program in python

Hello guys!
If you have seen my previous blog "how to run python on Android devices"

Then You know how to get started in programming with smartphone! In this blog you are going to make your first program in Python||
The code you are going to enter is -
print('Hello, World')


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