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Create a new Python program that displays the message “Hello, class!” along with your name, class, and date (you may display more if you like) using the “print” command. Then assign your name and clas

  1. Create a new Python program that displays the message “Hello, class!” along with your name, class, and date (you may display more if you like) using the “print” command. Then assign your name and class to variables and print using the variables. Lastly, use a print command that displays both text and a variable with a tab in between (e.g., print(“My name is: \t “,  variable)).

Save that program as a file and then execute it. Post your code as text as an attachment (.py file) and post a screenshot to show that you have been able to successfully run that program from a file. 

  1. Reply to another student’s post. Modify that student’s program by adding assigning your name and a remark to variables and then using print to display the info to the output of the program. Save the modified program as a new file and then execute it. Post your code as an attachment (.py file) and a screenshot of the execution of the modified code.

Name: Aissata Samake

Class: CMSC 105 

Date: 01/13/2024

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