Write a Python program which asks the user for a series of strings as input, and stores each entered string. The user signals the end of input by typing quit. Please implement the following: text_get() This function does the job of repeatedly asking the user for text to input. Before the function finishes, it must combines all the strings entered into one string, and return that string. main() The only purpose of this function is to call text_get() and print the returned string. Do not use the eval function.

Write a Python program which asks the user for a series of strings as input, and stores each entered string. The user signals the end of input by typing quit. Please implement the following: text_get() This function does the job of repeatedly asking the user for text to input. Before the function finishes, it must combines all the strings entered into one string, and return that string. main() The only purpose of this function is to call text_get() and print the returned string. Do not use the eval function.

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