Greet the User

Easy ⏱ 8 min 85% acceptance ★★★★★ 4.5

Write a function greet(name) that returns the exact string "Hello, <name>! Welcome.", where <name> is substituted with the given argument. This checks basic string formatting for output, the print-equivalent of a "Hello World" screening question.

Examples

Example 1

Input

greet("Asha")

Output

'Hello, Asha! Welcome.'

Explanation

Direct substitution into the template.

Constraints

name is always a non-empty string.

Topics

Input & Outputprint()

Companies

TCSInfosysCognizant

Hints

Hint 1

An f-string handles this cleanly: f"Hello, {name}! Welcome."

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