Int = int(input()) float= float(input())
character = (input())
string = (input())

print('Enter integer (32 - 126):\n',int)
print('Enter float:\n',float)
print('Enter character:\n',character)
print('Enter string:\n',string)

print(int, float, character, string)
print(string, character, float, int)
print(int, 'converted to a character is c')

The output is this:

Enter integer (32 - 126):
99
Enter float:
3.77
Enter character:
z
Enter string:
Howdy
99 3.77 z Howdy
Howdy z 3.77 99
99 converted to a character is c

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