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- Write a short program that uses inputs and outputs to identify the user’s name, prior Python language experience, and skills with other
programming languages. In your program, include these steps: - print a welcome message,
- ask the user to input prior Python experience,
- ask which programming languages the user studied,
- print the results of the variables where you stored the inputs to the console.
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