In computer science, a string is a collection of letters, numbers, or symbols engulfed by quotation marks.
At the moment, there's only a small amount that can be done with strings. String concatenation is not built into the language, and therefore requires a function to accomplish that task. String interpolation is another feature which is currently not present in the most recent Sababa build. However, the following examples are some of the string manipulations Sababa currently supports.
sababa> print "String in Sababa"
=> "String in Sababa"
=> ()
sababa> print +
=> <builtin>
=> ()
In essence, with those familiar to Python 2.x the print function works the same way. However in Python 2.x the print is a statement, a mistake corrected by the 3.x series; but again, for another time.