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Ryan Shah
Courses Plus Student 239 PointsHow can i solve this problem ??
I tried many times but this is ain't working here.. please help me ..
subject = 'ryan'
name = "Treehouse loves {}.format(subject)"
2 Answers

andren
28,538 PointsThe problem is the placement of the quote you use to close the string. The format function call is not a part of the string, it is something that is called on the string. You have also mixed the name
and subject
variable names around, they are meant to be reversed like this:
name = 'ryan'
subject = "Treehouse loves {}".format(name)

Ryan Shah
Courses Plus Student 239 PointsThank you Sir..

Mike Wagner
23,559 Pointsname = "Treehouse loves {}.format(subject)"
needs to become
name = "Treehouse loves {}".format(subject)
then it should work just fine.

Ryan Shah
Courses Plus Student 239 PointsThank you Sir..
Ryan Shah
Courses Plus Student 239 PointsRyan Shah
Courses Plus Student 239 PointsThank you Sir..