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Transfer practice · Store the number 20 in a local variable. Display its value, then the text "Saved for this run". The value and the message need separate print calls.
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Store the number 20 in a local variable. Display its value, then the text "Saved for this run". The value and the message need separate print calls.
20 Saved for this run
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local score = 7
print(score)The name score refers to the stored number 7.
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local introduces a local variable. coins is its name, = assigns a value, and 10 is the starting value. Without quotation marks, print(coins) reads the value under that name.
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