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Create a function called myemail that takes two arguments: a first name and a last name, and returns a Blue Ridge email address in lower case. The email is made by taking the first letter of the first name and the first 5 letters of the last name and adding 01 and @my.blueridgectc.edu to the end. For example, the function call: myemail('Amelia','Earhart') should return aearha01@my.blueridgectc.edu
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