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FRANCINEY BOMFIM
47 PointsI can make a variable "name" with my name.
name = print("MyName") doesn't work in my exersise
name = print("Franciney")
4 Answers
ilyas kerbal
18,816 PointsThis will print "Franciney" and the variable ''name" will be empty. Anyway, I don't see this useful. Why you need to store a print in a variable ;)
ilyas kerbal
18,816 PointsIf you want to display your name:
name = "Your name"
print(name)
FRANCINEY BOMFIM
47 PointsIt was about an exersise. I'm new on python. Thank you!
FRANCINEY BOMFIM
47 PointsI did everything correctly but this is my feedback:
Bummer! Didn't find your variable. Should be like name = "Kenneth".
Jonathan Borteij
866 Pointsvariable = "YourNameHere"
Change the word variable to "name"
- if you want to print this out use print(variable)
Marina Katsampani
1,435 PointsMarina Katsampani
1,435 Pointsif u want to create a variable name with your name as a value, you shouldn t use print function. Instead you should use: name = your value and if your value is a string, as in this case, it has to be in ". Therefore, name= "My name" should work.