Final answer:
The claim is false; Python can indeed display quotes in strings using the print() function, by either alternating quote styles or using escape characters.
Step-by-step explanation:
The statement that Python cannot display quotes in strings using print() is False. In Python, you can display quotes in strings in several ways. If you want to display double quotes, you can enclose the string in single quotes like this: print('"Hello, World!"'). Alternatively, if you want to print single quotes, you can enclose the string in double quotes: print("'Hello, World!'"). Escape characters, such as \, can be used to insert quotes into strings as well.