Question

a fruit is read from input into fruit_input, and my_list is assigned with the string literal \shaws fruits: limesfigs\.
modify the string literal to:

• replace the whitespace before \limes\ with a newline character.
• add a tab character after \limes\.
• add a tab character after \figs\.
• ensure that all special characters in my_list are output.

ex: if the input is guava, then the output is:
shaws fruits:
limes\tfigs\tguava
1 fruit_input = input()
2
3 # modify the string literal below
4 my_list = \shaws fruits: limesfigs\
5
6 print(my_list, end=\\)
7 print(fruit_input)

Explanation:

Step1: Replace space with newline

Change the whitespace before "Limes" to `
`, split the string to a new line.

Step2: Add tab after Limes

Insert \t right after "Limes" to add a tab.

Step3: Add tab after Figs

Insert \t right after "Figs" to add a tab.

Step4: Update the string literal

Combine the changes into the my_list string.
<Expression>
`my_list = "Shaw's fruits:
Limes\tFigs\t"`
</Expression>

Step5: Verify output flow

The print(my_list, end="") will output the modified string without an extra newline, then print(fruit_input) adds the input fruit with a tab-like spacing matching the example.

Answer:

The corrected code lines are:

fruit_input = input()
# Modify the string Literal below
my_list = "Shaw's fruits:
Limes\tFigs\t"
print(my_list, end="")
print(fruit_input)

When input is Guava, the output will be:

Shaw's fruits:
Limes   Figs    Guava