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Rick Gleitz
47,876 PointsThat should be fine to pass the first task. I'm assuming you need help with the second. It's just a print() statement where you can take what was given at the top: The color [YOUR FAVORITE COLOR] is my favorite! put it in the parens of a print() statement and replace [YOUR FAVORITE COLOR] with the variable name and put the first and last parts inside the parens in quotation marks and separate the three parts with commas. Hope this helps!
Allison Liu
66 PointsAllison Liu
66 Pointshow the hell am I supposed to do that?
Rick Gleitz
47,876 PointsRick Gleitz
47,876 PointsOK, I'll break down what I said above with some visuals. Add a print statement: print()
Inside the parens put in the string: "The color [YOUR FAVORITE COLOR] is my favorite!" Replace [YOUR FAVORITE COLOR] with the favorite_color variable, so it looks like:
"The color ", favorite_color, " is my favorite!" This is formatted with a quote to close the first part of the string, and a comma and space to separate this part of the string from the variable name. After the variable is a comma, a space, another quote (to begin the last part of the string) and a space. So putting it all together you have:
print("The color ", favorite_color, " is my favorite!")