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

Marcos Philipson
Marcos Philipson
7,725 Points
Posted by Marcos Philipson
Marcos Philipson
7,725 Points

Python Basics / ins-outs / Challenge Task 3 statement

The statement asks to combine the variables name, treehouse and the string "loves" with spaces between them, but doesn't specify an order, so I think any order should be valid.

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

1 Answer

MUZ140889 Dephine Chenayi Chihota
MUZ140889 Dephine Chenayi Chihota
6,766 Points

isn't it wise to just follow the order in which the statement is given i.e treehouse, loves name. remember the challenge is hard coded to accept the answer in a specific format therefore your code will give you an error.

Marcos Philipson
Marcos Philipson
7,725 Points
Marcos Philipson
Marcos Philipson
7,725 Points

How is it coded? It was such a silly mistake that made me loose a couple of annoying minutes...