Add Hello World Print Statement to trial.py (✓ Sandbox Passed)

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This pull request adds a "Hello, World!" print statement to the trial.py file.

Summary
Added a "Hello, World!" print statement to the trial.py file.
Modified trial.py to include the new print statement.

Fixes #21.

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