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Vinod Chauhan
Courses Plus Student 911 PointsOK, now use .format() on the string "Treehouse loves {}" to put your name into the placeholder. Assign this to the varia
OK, now use .format() on the string "Treehouse loves {}" to put your name into the placeholder. Assign this to the variable subject (so start with subject =). You do not need to print() anything.
name ="Deja vu, huh?"
print ("name.format()")
subject = treehouse loves {Vinod}
print("subject.format()")
2 Answers
Alexandra Barnett
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 46,473 PointsHi Vinod! You don't actually need to print anything for this challenge :). What it wants you to do is add your name (from the name variable) to the string "Treehouse loves" like this:
name = "Alex"
subject = "Treehouse loves {}".format(name)
You use the curly braces as the "placeholder" for your variable and then add the .format() function onto the end and put your variable inside the brackets. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions :)
luca modesti
3,450 PointsWELL I DID LIKE THIS BUT DOESNT WORK