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user_word = input()
user_number = int(input())
print(user_word,user_number)
... in python how do i get the coma between user_word and user_number to display in the output? so Amy, 5 instead of Amy 5

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Using the knowledge in computational language in python it is possible to write a code that will calculate total between user_word and user_number

Writting the code:

user_word = str(input())

user_number = int(input())

print(user_word+","+str(user_number))

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Answer:

print(user_word+","+str(user_number))

Explanation:

With these problems don't try to figure out EVERYTHING. sometimes all they want is the print statement.

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