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I dont know how to use "str.format"

I dont know how to use "str.format"

name.py
name = "mark"
treehouse = "Tree"+"house"
email_greeting = "{} loves {}".format(name,treehouse)

2 Answers

You're using it right. I'm trying to step through the challenge to check your code but the system seems to be slow. Possible problems that I can see:

  • maybe they want "Treehouse loves mark" instead of "mark loves Treehouse"? (in which case you would put the variables in the other order)

  • why is the variable treehouse "Tree"+"house" - is that what they asked for?

Thank you.

Chris Freeman
MOD
Chris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,460 Points

You are using it correctly, you need to reverse name and treehouse to get "Treehouse loves mark" instead of "mark loves Treehouse".

You guys were right.