What would be the result of the expression in a print statement: print('Hello' + ' World')?

The expression in the print statement uses the + operator to concatenate two string literals: 'Hello' and ' World'. In Python, the + operator effectively joins two strings together into a single string without adding any extra spaces or characters unless they are explicitly included in the string.

In this case, 'Hello' has no trailing space, and ' World' has a leading space. Therefore, when concatenated, the resulting string is a combination of these two parts, which would yield 'Hello World' with the space included. This means the output of the print statement will display the phrase correctly spaced as one single string, which is the expected result.