wk01.p4Practice exerciseWeek 01 · FoundationsOpen · due in week 1

Study group introduction

Ask four short questions and print a clean five-line introduction. Pure input, variables, and printing with commas — no conversions, no math.

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What you'll build

Ask four short questions and print a clean five-line introduction. Pure input, variables, and printing with commas — no conversions, no math.

Requirements

The must-do parts. If any are missing, we'll ask you to take another pass.

Ask the user for their name, country, field of study, and one hobby outside school — one input() per question, each stored in its own variable.
Print five lines of output: a header line, then one line each for the name, country, field, and hobby.
Use commas inside print() to combine each label with its variable. Python adds the space between them.
All four answers are text. You do not need to convert anything to a number.

Bonus, if you're feeling brave

Add a fifth question — a country they'd like to apply to study in — and one more line in the output.
Combine two variables in a single print line, like print(name, "from", country).

Examples

What your program should look like when it runs. Lines starting with $ are typed by you; the rest is your program.

Example cell run

Your name: Amara
Your country: Ghana
Field of study: Public Health
One hobby outside school: long-distance running

Meet a new study group member.
Name: Amara
From: Ghana
Studies: Public Health
Outside school, enjoys: long-distance running

Where to start

Copy this scaffold into a new file. You don't have to use it — it's just a friendly nudge.

# Study group introduction

name = input("Your name: ")
country = input("Your country: ")
field = input("Field of study: ")
hobby = input("One hobby outside school: ")

# TODO: print five lines using the four answers
# Hint: use a comma inside print() to join a label with a variable

How we'll grade it

Four checks, four points. Three or above is passing — we'll ask you to revise anything we can't tick.

Check	What we look for	Pt
It runs	Starts cleanly. Asks all four questions in order.	1
Uses inputs	Every printed line uses something the user actually typed.	1
Commas in print	At least one `print()` call uses a comma to join a label with a variable.	1
Readable output	Five clearly labelled lines. No walls of text glued together.	1

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