What should this code say ?

Hi, Elisha! You should be setting the user's input to the variable favorite_color. Then you print the variable with the statement "The color __ is a great color!"

Let me walk you through your code to show you what's happening:

User = input ('what is your favorite color ')

First, you set the input to the variable User instead of favorite_color. The input message should also be "What is your favorite color? ".

favorite_color = "Red"

Then you set the favorite_color variable to the string 'Red'. favorite_color should be equal to the input so it will then equal whatever the user inputs in as they're favorite color. It should not be only one color.

User = "favorite_color"

Here, you then overwrote the User variable to now equal the string 'favorite_color'. This variable now holds a string.

print(" The color", user , "is a great color")

Lastly, your print message will not run because you don't have a variable called user only User. Even if it did, it would print out " The color favorite_color is a great color". This message should print out whatever color the user inputs and should look something like this: "The color Purple is a great color!".

Punctuation and correct spelling matter in code challenges too, so make sure your input message and print out message match what the challenge is asking you for.

The code should look something like this where you capture the user's input in a variable called favorite_color and then print it out with the message.

favorite_color = input("What is your favorite color? ")
print('The color {} is a great color!'.format(favorite_color))