Create 3 variables to store street, city and country, now create address variable to store entire address. Use two ways of creating this variable, one using + operator and the other using f-string. Now Print the address in such a way that the street, city and country prints in a separate line

Sure, here is how you can do it in Python:

# Creating variables
street = "123 Main St"
city = "New York"
country = "USA"

# Creating address variable using + operator
address1 = street + "\n" + city + "\n" + country
print(address1)

# Creating address variable using f-string
address2 = f"{street}\n{city}\n{country}"
print(address2)

In this code, we first create three variables: street, city, and country. Then we create the address1 variable using the + operator to concatenate the street, city, and country variables, with a newline character (\n) in between each to ensure they print on separate lines. We then print address1.

Next, we create the address2 variable using an f-string, which is a way of embedding expressions inside string literals for formatting. We again use the newline character to separate the street, city, and country. Finally, we print address2.