Can anyone explain what this line of code means and what I should do with it?

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if __name__ == '__main__':

i = int(input().strip())

f = float(input().strip())

s = input()

b = input().strip()

Assign(i, f, s, b)

I've been given a challenge: Write the function definition for the function 'Assign' the different types of variable in it's parameters to new variables.

What does " if name == 'main': "

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score 1 · Answer 1 · answered Dec 31 '21 at 12:28

i - gets input from the user and make it an int. then use strip to remove spaces

f - gets input from the user and make it a float. then use strip to remove spaces

s - gets input from the user

b - gets input from the user and then use strip to remove spaces

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Can anyone explain what this line of code means and what I should do with it?

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