You are reading the homework for Week B of Python.
There's not much to really talk about when it comes to variables, at least this early on. So let's do something simple this week: Let's write a haiku.
A haiku is a poem that is three lines. The first line is 5 syllables in total, the second line is 7 syllables and the third one is 5 again.
Traditionally, they are supposed to capture the feeling of the passage of time such as the changing of the seasons or whatnot, but technically you can write about whatever you want.
First, you are going to define three string variables.
line_one = ""
line_two = ""
line_three = ""
Then you are going to print the three variables sequentially.
print(line_one)
print(line_two)
print(line_three)
Now, go back to the three line variables and write your haiku! Come up with something good. Then run your program when you're done.