🔒 Print and Input with Two Strings

[obtuse jasper]

It's me again lol, I've been staring at this for a good 20 minutes and I have no clue what to do, if I could get some help on what I'm meant to put where it says 'f_name, l_name = input().split()' I think I might be able to figure the rest out

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[craggy birch]

.split() will, by default, split on whitespace (the space you get when you hit the space button), i.e. if you run your code and your input is "shar kie", then .split() will cause f_name to be "shar" and l_name to be "kie". Now that you have 2 parts of the name, you need to use the + operator you used earlier to extend the message inside the print() function to create the kind of output you see on the right

[obtuse jasper]

I think i get it, thanks again :)

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