The print statement has an EFFECT.  That effect is not a
*SIDE* effect.  Here's the definition of "side effect":

1. A subsidiary consequence of an action, occurrence,
   or state of affairs; an unintended secondary result.
2. An effect (usually for the worse) of a drug or other
   chemical other than that for which it is administered

In the case of the little program above, the fact that
output is sent to a destination is neither subsidiary,
nor unintended, nor secondary, nor other than that for
which the program was constructed.

I flatly deny that "UNINTENDED ... results" are what
attracts ANYONE to programming.  Effects, *YES*;
*side* effects, NO.