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Write a function nearly equal to test whether the two strings are nearly equal.Two strings are nearly equal when a can be generated by a single mutation on

string : A string is defined as a collection of one or more characters. It is putted in single quotes or double quotes or triple quotes i.e (' ') , (" ") or (' ' '  ' ' ')  . for eg: s="GoEduHub.com" 

Example : 

eg.1

Enter first string: ankit

Enter second string: aniket

Strings are not equal.

ankit != aniket

eg.2

Enter first string: GoEduHub.com provides summer and winter training

Enter second string: GoEduHub.com provides summer and winter training

Both strings are equal to each other.

GoEduHub.com provides summer and winter training == GoEduHub.com provides summer and winter training

Program : 

string1 = input("Enter first string: ")

string2 = input("Enter second string: ")

if string1 == string2:

    print("\nBoth strings are equal to each other.")

    print(string1,"==",string2);

else:

    print("\nStrings are not equal.")

    print(string1,"!=",string2); 

Output 

Enter first string: abcd

Enter second string: abcd

Both strings are equal to each other.

abcd == abcd 


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