Here we have a predefined function that receives some user input and removes, if necessary, all extra spaces at the beginning and at the end of a line using the built-in function strip().
def from_input(inp):
string = inp.strip()
return string
Create the body of a @tagged decorator that will return the string wrapped in the <title></title> HTML tag. For example, for the word Test it should output <title>Test</title>. You do not need to take any input or call a function, just write the body of the decorator.
Tip: Remember that you need to return the string, not print it.