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Python Python Basics (Retired) Ins & Outs Ins & Outs

Posted by Jirayu Piriyametha
Jirayu Piriyametha
2,987 Points

it said "you did not create treehouse variable"

name =("a") Treehouse = "Tree" + "house"

name.py 
name =("a")
Treehouse = "Tree" + "house"

1 Answer

shezazr
shezazr
8,275 Points
shezazr
shezazr
8,275 Points

name =("a") isn't a valid syntax. go through the video again..

Jirayu Piriyametha
Jirayu Piriyametha
2,987 Points

Thx so much for answer. anyway I actually didn't have problem with the first line of code. I changed name = ("Anything is ok") the program let me pass the first task but the second line is the problem I can't pass the second task.

Jirayu Piriyametha
Jirayu Piriyametha
2,987 Points

name = "a"

Treehouse = "Tree" + "house"

This also didn't work

Jirayu Piriyametha
Jirayu Piriyametha
2,987 Points

I GOT IT!

I was spell treehouse wrong

I use capital T

anyway appreciate your help so much thx

Kenneth Love
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Kenneth Love
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest Teacher

name = ("a") is actually fine. Python just ignores the parentheses when there's only one item inside (and no commas).