I NEED HELP AT THIS QUESTION . Please solve accurately and carefully. ### Problem 1: Woodchucks Concatenation Problem#### Description:Please **write a program** that prints the woodchuck tongue twister when run with the given input sequence of strings. Please note that spaces (" ") must be present in the output, capital letters are not the same as lowercase, and it should end with '!' .#### Input:```"If a ", "wood", " chuck ", "could ", " then ", "the ", "would", " ", "as ", "much ", "a", "s", " wood ", "as ", "the", " woodchuck would", "!"```**Note:** //▉ signifies a **SPACE** ('▉') character.#### Output:```"If a woodchuck could chuck wood then the woodchuck would chuck as much wood as the woodchuck would!"```#### Explanation:The program's task is to concatenate each of the input strings into a complete sentence, ensuring all spaces and punctuation are included appropriately to form the correct tongue twister.

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Problem 1: Woodchucks Concatenation Problem Please write a program that prints the woodchuck tongue twister when run with the given input sequence of strings. Please note that spaces (" ") must be present in the output, capital letters are not the same as lowercase, and it should end with '!'. Input: "If a ", "wood", "chuck ", "could ", " then ", "the ", "would", "", "as ", "much", "!" // signifies a SPACE () character. Output: "If a woodchuck could chuck wood then the woodchuck would chuck as much wood as the woodchuck would!"

Problem 1: Woodchucks Concatenation Problem Please write a program that prints the woodchuck tongue twister when run with the given input sequence of strings. Please note that spaces (" ") must be present in the output, capital letters are not the same as lowercase, and it should end with '!'. Input: "If a ", "wood", "chuck ", "could ", " then ", "the ", "would", "", "as ", "much", "!" // signifies a SPACE () character. Output: "If a woodchuck could chuck wood then the woodchuck would chuck as much wood as the woodchuck would!"

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