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Visual Studio Code – How do I run a madlib in python

My madlib will run in the terminal, but when I input things for verbs and adjectives it doesn’t run with them in. Please help.

adj = input(“adjective”) 
verb= input(“verb”)
Madlib= “I love to {verb} code, it can become a {adj} skill”
Print(Madlib)

It comes out in the terminal of visual studio code correctly, it just doesn’t work after I put stuff in for adjectives and verb

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  1. 0

    you should use f-string and try this way:

    adj = input("adjective: ")
verb= input("verb: ")
Madlib= f"I love to {verb} code, it can become a {adj} skill"
print(Madlib)

    output:

    adjective: great
verb: do
I love to do code, it can become a great skill
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  2. 0

    Begin your string (the text surrounded by ") with f.

    So, your code should be

    adj = input(“adjective”) 
verb= input(“verb”)
Madlib= f“I love to {verb} code, it can become a {adj} skill”
Print(Madlib)

    It is also good practice to begin variables with a lowercase letter (e.g., Madlib => madlib).

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  3. 0

    In Python it is not the same thing as we do in Javascript, you either add an "f" before the quotes, or you can simply concatenate strings:

    madlib = 'I love to ' + verb + ' code, it can become a ' + adj + ' skill'

    PS: In Python, variables’ first letter should be in lowercase.

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