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## Start coding
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-The objective of this exercise is to print a "Hello {something}" on your terminal.
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-You must receive an input from the user and print the word "Hello" with the user input.
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-For example:
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-If the user introduces `Peter` then you should print `Hello Peter`.
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-It does not matter if the user introduces a string, int, etc, just print it.
+From the version 0.1 now allow only string as user input, of course, if the user instroduces an int
+or other not allowed value, show a message explaining the error and how to use this script.
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