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This lab illustrates that you can use spaces in a string to format your output. You can "judge" how many spaces to indent if you look at how the letters and$/$or numbers line up with each other.

For example, if I want the output:

TOTAL COST

$$32\mathrm{.}85$

then I would write the code:

print$(TOTALCOST)$

print$($$$32\mathrm{.}85)$

This example is a little more challenging because how do you know how far to indent "TOTAL COST"?? Sometimes, it just takes a little "guesstimate" work to figure it out. For this Lab, the parking hours are left$-$aligned, so you can count from the left for the $"$NO PARKING" output.

Write a program that prints a formatted $"$No parking" sign as shown below. Note the first line has two leading spaces. For ALL labs, end with newline $($unless otherwise stated$).$

NO PARKING

$2$:$00-6$:$00$ a$.$m$.$

$534274\mathrm{.}3909750.q3zqy7$

LAB

ACTIVITY

$1\mathrm{.}18\mathrm{.}1$: LAB: Formatted output: No parking sign

$\frac{0}{10}$

main.py

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