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Porsche Lacewell
49 PointsI'm stuck on this part. Can you help? Favorite_color = "purple" Or is it print("favorite_color" = "purple")
Creating variables
favorite_color("purplel
print ("favorite_color)
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Brandon White
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 34,662 PointsHi Porsche,
You’re meant to print the entire string requested. So the complete code for both challenges will look something like the following:
favorite_color = 'black'
print("The color {} is my favorite!".format(favorite_color))