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nicolas febrian
224 Pointscome on this is too hard
too hard?
available = "banana split;hot fudge;cherry;malted;black and white"
sundaes = available.split(";")
display_menu = sundaes
menu = "Our available flavors are: {}".format(available)
nicolas febrian
224 Pointsstill don't get it
2 Answers
cb123
Courses Plus Student 9,858 PointsThe challenge is: Use .split() and .join(). You haven't utilized join yet to concatenate your sundaes which are in a list.
display_menu = ", ".join(sundaes)
also substitute display_menu in the .format() instead of available
Hopefully this is more helpful.
Nikhil Alexander
1,444 Pointsactually in the 3rd line of your code u have to write........ 3 display_menu = ", ".join(sundaes)........... 4 menu = "Our available flavors are: {}".format(display_menu)
hopefully this will work and if u want to complete that in one line it is..... 3 menu = "Our available flavors are: {}".format(", ".join(sundaes))
cb123
Courses Plus Student 9,858 Pointscb123
Courses Plus Student 9,858 Pointshint. use join to assign/concatenate the elements of sundaes to the display_menu string. Then you can introduce the display_menu variable in your menu within the .format()