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Jasmin Mattiaccio
Courses Plus Student 3,131 Pointshello, pretty sure i've done this correctly yet it wont let me pass :(
Dont know why it is marking my code as wrong.... unless it is wrong??
name = 'Jasmin'
subject = "Treehouse loves {}" .format(name)
Steven Parker
229,644 PointsThe instructions explicitly say: "You do not need to print() anything."
2 Answers
Steven Parker
229,644 PointsReadability aside, the space between the template string and the ".format" is allowed by the language syntax, but the challenge doesn't accept it.
You might want to report this as a bug to the Support staff.
Jasmin Mattiaccio
Courses Plus Student 3,131 PointsIt worked! Thank-you :)
dublinruncommutr
5,944 Pointsdublinruncommutr
5,944 PointsHi Jasmin - take a look at your last line of code - it appears you have some white space between the string you are trying to format and the method call to .format() you are trying to make - syntactically this will work but less readable.
This exercise requires a print output to pass. Reexamine your code and I'm sure you'll see where you might be able to print() your formatted string.