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Cheri Castro
226 PointsChallenge, still being graded as wrong answer.
I followed a suggestion given, and tried the listed code but still getting this error - Bummer! Be sure to use the {} placeholder and the .format() method. Any other ideas as to what I'm doing wrong?
name="Cheri"
subject="Treehouse loves {} ".format(name)
5 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsIt looks like you just have an extra space after the placeholder in your template string. The challenges can be very picky about ouputs!
Cheri Castro
226 PointsThank you, let me check on that.
Cheri Castro
226 PointsThank you, that worked. Ok, so I thought in one of the videos, that it said that we should put a space, so that Python would skip a space between words. I guess in this case. the space wasn't desirable.
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThat's right, since in this case you're formatting not concatenating.
Cheri Castro
226 PointsOk, I gotta remember to do that, I'm still way new to treehouse.
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsWell, welcome to the community! And happy coding!
Cheri Castro
226 Points:)