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Pls i need help with the code to use under python

Modify a code to display a friendly message to the user. Use string concatenation to join strings together and display a personalized friendly message. Expected output: 1. Nice to meet you , Mary 2. Nice to meet you, John

10th Jun 2023, 7:05 PM
Emmy~tech
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Read the previous lesson again. Pay attention to getting user input. Have a close look at which function is used.
10th Jun 2023, 7:19 PM
Lisa
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input means the user type in their name. store it in the variable "name". then use only the variable, not "Mary", not "John"
10th Jun 2023, 7:58 PM
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What have you tried so far? You know that we cannot see your code, don't you? Please link it.
10th Jun 2023, 7:11 PM
Lisa
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# Take the name as input name = input() input = "Mary", "John" message = "Nice to meet you, " + "Mary" # Display the message to the user print (message) How.cam I include the second name (John)
10th Jun 2023, 7:55 PM
Emmy~tech
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You need to take input instead of hard-coding the name as "Mary". Get input an store it in the variable "name" Remove the blank space between print and ()
10th Jun 2023, 7:15 PM
Lisa
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Pls help me out with the code I don't seem to understand that I'm a beginner
10th Jun 2023, 7:18 PM
Emmy~tech
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Emmanuel Ehem. First, we hardly ever use a string variable to store more than 1 string. Second, the "Mary" string in the message variable, is not the input string you provided. So, to fix this, we use multiple variable to store multiple strings, each variable stores 1 string. person1 = "Mary" person2 = "John" #Some code goes here.. Or we can use it without assign it to a variable, if it doesn't affect to the code..
11th Jun 2023, 6:16 AM
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Thanks I appreciate you all🤗🤗
11th Jun 2023, 4:23 PM
Emmy~tech
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# Take the name as input name = "Mary" # Use concatenation to join 2 strings message = "Nice to meet you, " + "Mary" # Display the message to the user print (message)
10th Jun 2023, 7:13 PM
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# Take the name as input name = input() # Use concatenation to join 2 strings message = "Nice to meet you, " +name # Display the message to the user print(message) This is Write Answer Budhabhushan Waghmare @techbrainbooster
12th Sep 2024, 1:49 PM
Budhabhushan Waghmare
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1 # Take the name as input 2 name = input () 3 4 # Use concatenation to join 2 strings 5 message = " Nice to meet you, " 6 7 # Display the message to the user 8 print(message + name) THIS IS THE CORRECT ANSWER ... TRY IT.
29th Oct 2024, 12:59 PM
Gabriel Harrison