JSX interpolates expressions in braces. Input: line 1 — a template containing {name} and {count} placeholders; line 2 — values JSON {"name":..., "count":...}. Print the template with placeholders replaced.
Input: two lines. Output: the rendered string.
Your program reads from stdin and prints to stdout.
Example 1
Input: Hello {name}, you have {count} messages {"name":"Ada","count":3}
Output: Hello Ada, you have 3 messages
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JSX interpolates expressions in braces. Input: line 1 — a template containing {name} and {count} placeholders; line 2 — values JSON {"name":..., "count":...}. Print the template with placeholders replaced.
Input: two lines. Output: the rendered string.
Your program reads from stdin and prints to stdout.
Example 1
Input: Hello {name}, you have {count} messages {"name":"Ada","count":3}
Output: Hello Ada, you have 3 messages
Hints