Programming Challenge
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This document provides instructions for creating a 3 question quiz or conversation program using outputs, inputs, and variables. The Red Task asks for a name and age. The Amber Task asks for a name, age, and hobby. The Green Task asks for a name, age, hobby, and up to 5 additional questions.
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