The print operator takes a list of strings and
transfers them to the users default output (standard out).
The print function is just that, a function that takes
a list of arguments. For this reason, be carefull when you feed it
parenthesis, it might mistake what you mean to send.
For example, if you give it the argument (10+11), "is the
sum", it will see the open an close parens, and assume that this
is the entire argument list. This will result in the remainder of the
string ("is the sum") being skipped.
Instead, use an extra set of parens to remove the ambiguity.
For example, ((10+11), "is the sum").
Example:
print (10+11), "is the sum\n"; # will not work
print ((10+11), "is the sum\n"); # will work