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Answer:

Written using Python 3:

num1 = int(input("Enter first value: "))

num2 = int(input("Enter second value: "))

finalResult =(num1+num2) / 3

print("Answer is: ", finalResult)

INPUT:

Enter first value: 4

Enter second value: 5

OUTPUT:

Answer is: 3

Explanation:

First step is to declare the variables:

  • num1 and num2

Second is to ask for an input:

  • input("Enter first value: ")

Then we need to convert them into integers by encapsulating the line above inside int(). This is a requirement before you can do any mathematical operations with the given values.

  • num1 = int(input("Enter first value: "))

Next is to calculate:

  • finalResult =(num1+num2) / 3
  • Here we first add the values of num1 and num2, then divide the sum by 3.

And to test if the output is correct, let us print it:

  • print("Answer is: ", finalResult)
  • print() - when used for strings/texts, use quotation marks like: "text here"
  • but when used to print variables and numbers (integers, floats, etc), there is no need to enclose them with quotation marks.
  • to concatenate string and an integer (in this case the variable finalResult), simply add a comma right after the string.

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