It doesn't specify what argument to pass into the function for the second question on this quiz...

Hello,

'Write a function called hello_student. This function should receive one argument, name. This function should return one value, the string 'Hello ' followed by the value of the name parameter.'

The argument that you're trying to pass in is 'name'.

name in this case is ambiguous so you can give it whatever value, but it looks like it prefers a string.

It was for the question that said this: Call the hello_student() function and save the return value to a variable called hello.

You can pass any string argument. The purpose is to pass the argument to your function, and assign the returned value to the variable 'hello'. The exact argument you're passing doesn't matter. So you can pass the argument hello_student("Tyler") or "asdf" or any string you want.

Oh, for that part, if you haven't already, Assign a value to 'name' before you call the function. You can assign the variable 'hello' to the function call itself since it returns something. Here's a general idea of what it should look like

<your already existing function here from task 1/2>

name = "insert your own name here"

hello = <function call with correct argument>

Hope this helps!