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Python Python Basics (2015) Python Data Types String Formatting

Fedor Eduard Constantin
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Fedor Eduard Constantin
Courses Plus Student 198 Points
Posted by Fedor Eduard Constantin
Fedor Eduard Constantin
Courses Plus Student 198 Points

I try to make the quiz but i hit a bummer

Bummer! Be sure to use the {} placeholder and the .format() method. Restart Preview Get Help

name = "eddy" subject = "treehouse loves {} " print (subject .format (name))

what i am missing i saw the video like 3 times but i dont get what i am doing wrong , or i am stuped af :)

strings.py 
name = "eddy"
subject = "treehouse loves "
subject = "trehouse loves {} "
print (subject .format (name))

3 Answers

Unsubscribed User
Unsubscribed User
16,600 Points

You're close, but can do all of this in one line. Also, double check your spelling of Treehouse and remove the extra space after the curly braces.

name = "eddy"
subject = "Treehouse loves {}".format(name)
robin Bindewald
robin Bindewald
2,249 Points
robin Bindewald
robin Bindewald
2,249 Points

The Spaces where the problem

Try:

name = "eddy" subject = "treehouse loves " subject = "treehouse loves {} " print(subject.format(name))