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fix(curriculum): remove repetitive explanations from movie ticket workshop (#67082)

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Begin by declaring variables that store information about the user and the movie show.
As you learned in previous lessons, variables are assigned using the assignment operator (`=`) this way:
```py
# Assigns the value 10 to variable x
x = 10
```
Create a variable named `base_price` to store the base price of the movie ticket and set its value to `15`. Create another variable named `age` to store the user's age and set its value to `21`.
# --hints--
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# --description--
Now you need to store some string values about the movie ticket. You can store strings in Python this way:
```py
name = 'Alice'
```
Now you need to store some string values about the movie ticket.
Create a variable named `seat_type` to store the type of seat the user has selected and set its value to the string `Gold`. Create another variable named `show_time` to store the show time of the movie and set its value to the string `Evening`.
Remember to surround both values with either single or double quotes.
# --hints--
You should declare a variable named `seat_type`.