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Courses Plus Student 677 Points3. email_greeting = "{} loves {}" .format(name,treehouse) and: email_greeting = "{}loves{}".format(name,treehouse) why
In response to question 3: Finally, create a new variable named email_greeting that puts the treehouse variable and thename variable into the sentence "X loves Y" but with treehouse for X and name for Y. Don't forget your spacing!
I have typed: name = "jack" treehouse = "Tree" + "house" email_greeting = "{} loves {}" .format(name,treehouse)
and also
name = "jack" treehouse = "Tree" + "house" email_greeting = "{}loves{}".format(name,treehouse)
but, I get a warning telling me that the answers are incorrect. why?
name = "jack"
treehouse = "Tree" + "house"
email_greeting = name
2 Answers
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest TeacherYour attempt of email_greeting = "{}loves{}".format(name,treehouse) is really close. You need to swap name and treehouse around and you need spaces around the word "loves".
Robert Richey
Courses Plus Student 16,352 PointsHi Juan,
treehouse will substitute for X, and name will substitue for Y.
"X loves Y" but with treehouse for X and name for Y
Kind Regards