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Write a program that asks the user to input two strings.
It should then create a new string by concatenating the
first three characters of the first string with the first
three characters of the second string (assume both
strings will be longer than three characters). Then it
should uppercase this string and replace every
occurrence of "I" in it with "U". Finally, it should
output the string.
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- input the two strings
- concatenate the first three characters of both the strings into a new string
- convert the new string into uppercase
- replace "I" with "U" and print the result
- Stop
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