in [ ]runfileenter the first value var typeenter the second value var typeenter the third value"hello dearvar hello dear typeexplanationthe first statements ask the user to enter the first value the value entered by the user is stored in var (here the statement print('var ='var 'type:'type(var )displays the output on the screen as var typeit can be observed that var is written as it is since it is contained inside the single quote after the comma var is written without quoteshence the value of the identifier var will be displayed (here after the comma type is written in single quotehence it is printed as it is and then the type(var is printed since the user entered an integer valueclass is printed as int similarlyin the next example the user enters float value ( )hence the class is printed as float in the last examplethe user enters string in the double quotehence the class is printed as "strwhich represents string unlike other programming language like cc++it is possible to give multiple inputs using one single input statement and hence multiple variables can be assigned in one statement examplenum num eval(input('please enter number and number ')will prompt the user to enter two numbers num and num #program to show use of accepting multiple inputs num num eval(input('please enter two numbers')print(num '+'num '='num num in [ ]runfileplease enter number and number explanationthe above example shows that the user is able to enter the two numbers at the same time using one eval(function the user has entered two numbers and and hence the resultant is it should be noted that two numbers entered are separated by comma it should be noted that each print statement corresponds to the output in new line #program to print multiple statements in single program print('hello'print('and'print('welcome'in [ ]runfilehello and welcome