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Challenges / 01

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About 5–10 minutes

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Given: library name "City Library"; strings "1998" (opening year) and "42" (shelf count). Create name with the string. Create year and shelves by converting those strings with int() — directly or via an intermediate text variable. Print name, then year, then shelves — each on its own line. Expected output:
City Library
1998
42

Combines variables, text→number conversion with int(), and printing. Intermediate variables are allowed.

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01name, year, and shelves exist with the correct values/types

02year and shelves come from int() on the strings "1998" and "42"

03console is exactly City Library / 1998 / 42

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