.Assign your Term1 Marks of English to variable MARK1 and Term2 Marks of English to variable MARK2. Write a program to store total

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1. Store total marks – Python

   First we would take a user input string in the MARK1, after that same as MARK1 we will take a user input in MARK2 also.

   We know that the [tex]\tt input()[/tex] function returns a string, string is one of the basis types in Python that store text.

   To convert it to a number, we can use the [tex]\tt{int()}[/tex] function.

   We then simply add the two numbers of MARK1 and MARK2 and after that will display the result.

   [tex]\rule{300}{1}[/tex]

   The Program

   MARK1=int(input(‘Enter your Term1 marks of English:’))

   MARK2=int(input(‘Enter your Term2 marks of English:’))

   print(“The total marks is”, + (MARK1+MARK2))

   [tex]\rule{300}{1}[/tex]

   Sample Run

   Enter your Term1 marks of English: 83

   Enter your Term2 marks of English: 78

   The total marks is 161

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2. Required Answer:

   m1=(int)(input(“Enter mark1:-“))

   m2=(int)(input(“Enter mark2:-“))

   total=m1+m2

   print(“Total”,total)

   #you can also write print(“Total”,(m1+m2))

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