a_name = "yang" b_name = "wenting" c_name = f"{a_name}{b_name}" message = f"hello, {c_name.title()}" print = a_name print = message
时间: 2023-12-23 09:02:40 浏览: 25
As an AI language model, I cannot execute the code provided. However, I can explain what the code does.
The code defines three variables: a_name is set to "yang", b_name is set to "wenting", and c_name is set to the concatenation of a_name and b_name. The f-string format is used to create the full name in c_name.
The next line creates a message string using f-string formatting. The message string includes the greeting "hello" followed by the full name in title case.
The last two lines attempt to print the values of a_name and message to the console. However, there is an error in the code. Instead of printing the values, it assigns the values to the print function. The correct way to print the values would be:
print(a_name)
print(message)