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Python Python Basics Meet Python Using Input

Posted by fred murrell
fred murrell
241 Points

Use the favorite_color variable in your print function to output the following message to the screen :

using_input.py 
favrite = input("what is your favorite_color")
favorite_color = input("what is your favorite color?")
print("the color purple is a great color")
favorite_color = "purple"

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,783 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,783 Points

Your second line was good for task 1, that's the only "input" you'll need and you won't need to create a "favorite" variable. So you can delete the top line.

For task 2, "purple" is only an example, the code shouldn't use it. Instead, print the phrase using "format" to substitute the user's color (you won't know what it is) into the message. You'll use a placeholder {} where the color will go, and pass the variable from task 1 to the "format" call.