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C.J. Doyle
755 Pointskind of confused on this one
Could someone help. Im a little confused on this one
name = "Treehouse loves {}"
print(name.format("Deja Vu"))
subject = "Treehouse loves {}"
print(subject.format("Christopher"))
C.J. Doyle
755 Pointsthank you so much
1 Answer
Oszkár Fehér
Treehouse Project Revieweri did the same thing, but the question is a little different, u don't need to print out, just start with subject = ,and from here it should be easy already, it's just one line, 2 with the previous question
Chris Christensen
9,281 PointsChris Christensen
9,281 PointsHi CJ,
You are close but probably overthought this one. For the "name" variable you only need a string of your name. For the subject, you create another variable with the string "Treehouse loves {}" with .format(name) on the end. The {} is a placeholder for whatever variable you pass through with .format(). In this case, you are passing in your name. Here is what the code looks like:
Hope this helps.
Chris