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Python Python Basics (Retired) Ins & Outs Ins & Outs

MUZ141133 Willard Nyamombe
MUZ141133 Willard Nyamombe
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Posted by MUZ141133 Willard Nyamombe
MUZ141133 Willard Nyamombe
2,581 Points

Finally, create a new variable named email_greeting that puts the treehouse variable and the name variable into the sent

Finally, create a new variable named email_greeting that puts the treehouse variable and the name variable into the sentence "X loves Y" but with treehouse for X and name for Y. Don't forget your spacing?

name.py 
name = ("willard")
treehouse = "Tree" + "house"

2 Answers

Tony Gibbons
Tony Gibbons
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Tony Gibbons
Tony Gibbons
1,573 Points

Have you done anything yet or are you having difficulty understanding the question? you need to:

  1. Create a new variable called "email_greeting"
  2. This new variable needs to be equal to "{} loves {}".(x, y) . obviously replacing x and y with your name and treehouse variables.
MUZ141133 Willard Nyamombe
MUZ141133 Willard Nyamombe
2,581 Points
MUZ141133 Willard Nyamombe
MUZ141133 Willard Nyamombe
2,581 Points

email_greeting = "{} loves {}".(X, Y).format(Treehouse, willard) .this is how i answered