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2 years ago

CODEHS 3.5.4 Obi-Wan Says

Computers and Technology

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Likurg_2 [28]2 years ago

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The program receives inputs for the name, number of droids and wookiees a user wants and displays the information as a complete sentence. The program written in python 3 goes thus :

name = input('Enter name : ')

# prompts user of name

num_droid = int(input('number of droids : '))

#prompts for number of droids

num_wooks = int(input('number of wookiees : '))

#prompts for number of wookiees

print(name, ' wants to meet', num_droid, 'droids and',num_wooks , 'Wookiees' )

#displays the information as a complete sentence

A sample run of the program is attached

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