Answer to Question #249656 in Python for justhin

Question

I think it's already a given that two sentences combined will always be longer than a single sentence alone, but to prove just how long two sentences can be, why don't we let our program show the combined length of the two randomly inputted strings?

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Input

Two lines containing a string on each.

Python·is·fun
I·love·CodeChum

Answer 1

s1 = input("Input the first string: ")
s2 = input("Input the second string: ")
ans = s1 + ' ' + s2
print("Combined string:")
print(ans)
print("Combined string length:", len(ans))

Example:
Input the first string: Python·is·fun
Input the second string: I·love·CodeChum
Combined string:
Python·is·fun I·love·CodeChum
Combined string length: 29