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Rows From A DictWriter

The write step uses csv.DictWriter with the field names name and score to write a header and two rows to results.csv (the second row comes from input). Open the file for reading, build a csv.DictReader over it, loop over the rows and print <name> scored <score> for each one using row["name"] and row["score"]. Input: two lines, a name then a score, no prompt. Import only csv.

Expected Output:

Lee scored 88
Maya scored 92

= newline. The output ends with a newline — print one after the last line.

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Maya\n92\n
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