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Taking Input and Printing the Result in Python

 Let's begin:

Python is most beginner friendly program. Here provided the  complete script:


a = float(input()) #Taking the input as float
print(a) # Printing the variable (a)
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a = int(input()) #Taking the input as integer
print(a) # Printing the variable (a)
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a = input() #Declairing a variable and taking input (which is set to srting by default in Python)
print(a) # Printing the variable (a)
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