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

Posted by Pablo Vizcaino
Pablo Vizcaino
1,018 Points

how can i print a sentence using two separate variables?

in this example, i'm entering:

email_greeting = print("{} loves {}" .format (treehouse, name))

name.py 
name = "Pablo"

treehouse = "Tree" + "house"

email_greeting = print("{} loves {}".format(treehouse, name))

3 Answers

Stephen Bone
Stephen Bone
12,359 Points
Stephen Bone
Stephen Bone
12,359 Points

Hi Pablo

To print this line you just need to remove the assignment to the email_greeting variable as below:

print("{} loves {}".format(treehouse, name))

Although to complete the task you only need to assign it to the variable not print it.

Hope it helps!

Stephen

Pablo Vizcaino
Pablo Vizcaino
1,018 Points
Pablo Vizcaino
Pablo Vizcaino
1,018 Points

Hi Stephen,

Thanks for responding! So for the challenge, it's not asking me to print the string? How do I assign it to the email_greeting variable?

Thanks!

Stephen Bone
Stephen Bone
12,359 Points
Stephen Bone
Stephen Bone
12,359 Points

You just need to remove the print method so it will look like:

email_greeting = "{} loves {}".format(treehouse, name)

Hope it helps!

Stephen

Pablo Vizcaino
Pablo Vizcaino
1,018 Points

Awesome, thanks for your help!!