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Chapter 1, Problem 34RE
Given that the variable named Boy =“Joeyâ€� and the variable named Age = 6, create statements that will output the following message. Use a variable named Message to store the message.
Congratulations, Joey! Today you are 6 years old.
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PRELUDE TO PROGRAMMING (LL) >CUSTOM<
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