Follow these steps:
● Write a Python program called John.py that takes in a user’s input as a
string.
● While the string is not “John”, add every string entered to a list until “John”
is entered. This program basically stores all incorrectly entered strings in a
list where “John” is the only correct string.
● Print out the list of incorrect names.
Here is a Python program that meets the requirements:
```
# John.py

incorrect_names = []

while True:
    user_input = input("Enter your name: ")
    if user_input == "John":
        break
    else:
        incorrect_names.append(user_input)

print("Incorrect names entered:")
print(incorrect_names)
```
Here's how the program works:

1. We create an empty list `incorrect_names` to store the incorrectly entered strings.
2. We enter an infinite loop (`while True`) that will continue until the user enters "John".
3. Inside the loop, we prompt the user to enter their name using `input()`.
4. We check if the user's input is equal to "John". If it is, we break out of the loop using `break`.
5. If the input is not "John", we add it to the `incorrect_names` list using `append()`.
6. Once the loop exits (i.e., when the user enters "John"), we print out the list of incorrect names using `print()`.

Save this code to a file called `John.py` and run it to test it out!
 Here is a possible solution for the problem you described:

```
# Initialize an empty list to store the incorrect names
incorrect\_names = []

# Get the user's input as a string
name = input("Please enter a name: ")

# Keep asking for a name until the user enters "John"
while name != "John":
  # Add the incorrect name to the list
  incorrect\_names.append(name)
  
  # Get the user's input again
  name = input("That is not the correct name. Please enter a name: ")

# Print out the list of incorrect names
print("The following names were incorrectly entered:")
for name in incorrect\_names:
  print(name)
```

This program will keep asking the user for a name until they enter "John". Every time the user enters a name that is not "John", it will be added to the `incorrect_names` list. At the end, the program will print out the list of incorrect names.

Here is an example of how this program might be run:

```
Please enter a name: Jane
That is not the correct name. Please enter a name: Bob
That is not the correct name. Please enter a name: Alice
That is not the correct name. Please enter a name: John
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