The most common answer is:
name = “Nores”
Age = 16
print(name)
print(Age)To ensure the code adheres to Python’s syntax and conventions, it’s important to use standard ASCII quotation marks and follow the naming conventions for variables.
In Python, variable names are typically written in lowercase, with underscores to separate words if needed.
Here’s a corrected and conventionally formatted version of your code:
name = "Nores"
age = 16
print(name
print(age)
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