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Dylan Simmons
483 Pointshow would i add his muave in this code
favorite_color = "Red"
color = input("What is your favorite color? ")
print("the color , favorite_color, is a great color")
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsFirst, you need to fix the task 1 code, see my answer to your other question.
Then, you won't need to know what color will be used in testing. You only need to substitute the stored value by one of several possible methods. One way would be to have the variable as a separate argument, which it looks like you were doing; but the variable name needs to be outside of the quotes: It's also important to use the same capitalization and punctuation as shown in the example:
print("The color", favorite_color, "is a great color!")
Dylan Simmons
483 PointsDylan Simmons
483 PointsI got the first task correct no problem its adding his color to the argument im having trouble with
Steven Parker
230,688 PointsSteven Parker
230,688 PointsYour code for the first task isn't correct, you got a "false positive" result because you happened to know what value was being used by the tester. Your code should not have any string constants. Use this link to go see my answer to your previous question regarding task 1.
Task 1 must be coded correctly before my suggestion regarding task 2 will be usefuil.