Please I did help with practice 16.2 and 17.2

Answer 1

On 16.2 the question is asking for you to add the stars at the beginning and the end of the word
1.Create a variable and ask the user for the input.
2then print it out
x = input()
print("***" ,x, ***)
I have put some bit of errors for you to figure out.

and then 17.2
Create 2 variables ask the user for the input.
Then print the 2 variables in an order.

name=int(input())
years= int(input())
print(name,"is,year,"old)

There are errors in the codes just for you to figure them out

Answer 2

Okay, no need for the int

Answer 3

What language and your attempt

Answer 4

Python

Answer 5

Your attempt

Answer 6

I don't understand

Answer 7

Okay

Answer 8

From 16.2
We should have;
x = input()
print("*** " + x + " ***")

17.2
name = int(input())
age = int(input())
print(name + " is " + age + " years old")

Answer 9

Should I input anything inside the parenthesis?

Answer 10

16.2 is okay
17.2 is not okay
Here are the instructions of the problem

Now that we know how to take user input, let's improve our contact card program that we previously made using variables.

Change the given code to take the name and age from user input and use them in the output.

The input() function takes user input as a string.

Look at the last statement that says that the input function takes user input as a string. For this question. You don't need to convert the input to an interger

Answer 11

No need to put anything in the parenthesis.

Answer 12

Thank you

Answer 13

At 16.2 we can use like
x = input()
print("***",x,"***") #use double quotation at the end of the stars
On 17.2
is year can be double quoted
It can be written as print(name, " is " years, " old ")