Let$$s say we had a shop, MyShoppe, and wanted to prompt for the shop name. We would use: This will store the user$$entered shop name into the variable shopName. Let$$s prompt for the quantity of $2$ items in the shop, a ring and glasses. Run the program as it is; it prompts for user input, but doesn$$t output anything. Let$$s add print statements for our current variables Test the program. We can see that the program works and prints the correct quantities that we entered. Let$$s say we wanted to add up all of our inventory in our shop and print the total. Try: What do you think the inventory total will be if we have $4$ rings and $5$ glasses? Test it $($run the program$).$

Notice how the output is $45$ and not $9.$ Why is that? Well, when you take a value from input it is a string value by default. So when we ask for the shop name, it is a string value. When we ask for the QTY$,$ it is also a string value by default. What is happening when we add these $2$ quantity string values is they are being concatenated. This means we