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String location_input is read from input. String my_str contains a special character. Modify my_str so the program outputs Xim isn't going to the followed by location_input. Ex: If the input is market, then the output is: Xim isn't going to the market

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You can use string concatenation to achieve this. Here's an example:

location_input = input() # read input

my_str = "Xim isn't going to the " # string with special character

modified_str = my_str + location_input # concatenate strings

print(modified_str) # output the result

For example, if the input is "market", the output will be:

Xim isn't going to the market

Note: The special character in my_str is a space (" "), which is used to separate the words in the output string.

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