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Richard Duffy
16,488 PointsHELP!
I am stuck on this question: Finally, create a new variable named email_greeting that puts treehouse and name into "X loves Y" so X is treehouse and Y is name.
8 Answers
Tatiana Perry
17,156 Pointsemail_greeting = name + " loves " + treehouse
I have this but it is not passing. What is it asking me to do?
Tatiana Perry
17,156 PointsSorry I have
email_greeting = treehouse + " loves " + name
But I refreshed the page and it worked.
Gergő Bogdán
6,664 PointsI'm not sure about the exact request but maybe you could write x + " loves " + y
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest TeacherX and Y are just placeholders. Change them to something else in your string.
Gergő Bogdán
6,664 PointsPlease share the whole code, what value does name and treehouse have?
Richard Duffy
16,488 PointsThanks!
Marvin Amador
4,178 PointsYou need to use the .format() to make the string works
Kyle Gordy
3,021 PointsYou can also use the .format() like so
email_greeting = "{} loves {}".format(treehouse, name)