Challenge 1: Your First Script — Possible Solution
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# about_me.py
print("Dana Chen")
print("I'm just getting started with Python!")

Run with:
  $ python3 about_me.py

Output:
Dana Chen
I'm just getting started with Python!

WHY THIS WORKS AS AN ANSWER
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Two separate print() calls each produce their own line, satisfying
the "two separate print() calls" requirement directly — each call
adds its own trailing newline by default, exactly as this chapter's
print() section described, so no extra newline handling is needed to
get one name and one greeting on their own lines.

No entry-point function or class wrapper is required — Python simply
executes the file's top-level statements from top to bottom the
moment python3 about_me.py runs, exactly as this chapter's "Running a
Python Script" section explained.