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Here's code for welcome.py def greeting(name): return "Welcome, " + name + "!" Please write a command-line application hotel.py which accepts one command-line argument, and only prints the result of calling welcome.greeting on that argument. Must use welcome.greeting. If we invoke the application as python hotel.py Mike in the terminal, the result should be Hello, Mike!.
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Heres code for welcome.pydef greeting(name) return Welcome, .pdf
- Here's code for welcome.py def greeting(name): return "Welcome, " + name + "!" Please write a command-line application hotel.py which accepts one command-line argument, and only prints the result of calling welcome.greeting on that argument. Must use welcome.greeting. If we invoke the application as python hotel.py Mike in the terminal, the result should be Hello, Mike!
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