Question $2$ in python

The following two programs produce the same output. Which of the following is the benefit

of writing code the second way?

Example $1$:

favorite $=$ input$("$What$\text{'}$s your favorite type of drink?"$)$

print$("$I say water and you say", favorite$)$

if favorite $==$ "water":

print$("$We said the same thing!"$)$

healthy $=$ input$("$What do you think is the healthiest type of drink?"$)$

print$("$I say water and you say", healthy$)$

if healthy $==$ "water":

print$("$We said the same thing!"$)$

Example $2$:

def say$($drink$)$:

print$("$I say water and you say", drink$)$

if drink $==$ "water":

print$("$We said the same thing!"$)$

favorite $=$ input$("$What$\text{'}$s your favorite type of drink?"$)$

say $($favorite$)$

healthy $=$ input$("$What do you think is the healthiest type of drink?"$)$

say$($healthy$)$

The second way creates a function and all programs require a function to be created

The second way allows for user input, which cannot be done using the first way

The second way allows code to be reused rather than rewritten