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

Anastasia Kelebai
Anastasia Kelebai
6,224 Points
Posted by Anastasia Kelebai
Anastasia Kelebai
6,224 Points

Please help me find mistake in my code

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

where is the mistake?

2 Answers

Kevin Faust
Kevin Faust
15,353 Points
Kevin Faust
Kevin Faust
15,353 Points

You dont print it. it should just be:

name = "Anastasia"
treehouse = "Tree" + "house"
email_greeting = "{} loves {}".format(treehouse, name)
Tobias Mahnert
Tobias Mahnert
89,414 Points
Tobias Mahnert
Tobias Mahnert
89,414 Points

Hello Anastasia,

You're very close. please check the code Below. you don't need the print statement when you assign values to a variable.

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

if you want to display code with the formal use ex:

mycode