You want to prompt the user for their first and last name separately, then print them together. Which script correctly does this?

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Bash Scripting - User Input

Aread -p "First name: last" read -p "Last name: first" echo "Full name: $first $last"

Bread -p "First name: " first read -p "Last name: " last echo "Full name: $first $last"

Cread first last -p "Enter names: " echo "Full name: $first $last"

Dread -p "Enter full name: " fullname echo "Full name: $fullname"

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand separate prompts
We need two separate prompts for first and last names.
Step 2: Check each option
read -p "First name: " first read -p "Last name: " last echo "Full name: $first $last" correctly prompts separately and stores in variables.
Final Answer:
Separate prompts with variables first and last, then echo combined -> Option B
Quick Check:
Separate prompts and variables = A [OK]

Quick Trick: Use separate read -p commands for multiple inputs [OK]

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