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Olivia Cooksey
139 PointsNow write out to the screen The color [YOUR FAVORITE COLOR] is my favorite! Where [YOUR FAVORITE COLOR] is using the va
Now write out to the screen
The color [YOUR FAVORITE COLOR] is my favorite! Where [YOUR FAVORITE COLOR] is using the va
print("The color purple is my favorite!")
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsThe quiz doesn't want you to just put your color literally into the string, but to write out the message _ using the variable you created in Task 1_. So you should create the string in a way that adds the value of the variable you already created to it.
The line creating the variable from task 1 should be left in the code, and the new print statement added after it.