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fred murrell
241 Pointsi have no idea as to the answer to this question . please help
favorite_color = input ("what is your favorite color")
print(input("Blue is my favorite color")
4 Answers
fred murrell
241 Pointscan you help with this question . thanks
Use the favorite_color variable in your print function to output the following message to the screen :
The color [USER INPUTTED COLOR] is a great color! I will respond with my favorite color when I run your script.
For instance, if I enter "purple" I want your code to print:
Steven Parker
231,275 PointsYour first line was good for task 1, and that's the only "input" you'll need.
For task 2, print the phrase using "format" to substitute the user's color (you won't know what it is) into the message. You'll use a placeholder {} where the color will go, and pass the variable from task 1 to the "format" call.
Joshua Carroll
137 PointsIm struggling with this too, I must have missed a video regarding format variables and placeholders...ugh Thanks for the help
fred murrell
241 Pointsi still do not understand. can you just write the answer and tell me for now. thank you
Scott Bailey
13,190 Pointsfavorite_color = input("What is your favorite color? ")
print("The color", favorite_color, "is a great color!")
You already have the color from the input saved into the variable 'favorite_color'. So all you need to do is wrap the variable around the string.