#🔒 Need help about the string thing

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tropic elbow
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print("Welcome to the RD Bank")
Name:input("Enter your full name:")
Loan:input("How much loan would you like to take:")
print(f"Hello {Name} your loan of
{Loan} is due on 09/08/24" )

novel cipherBOT
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@tropic elbow

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tropic elbow
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This still shows up

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lean gorge
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your syntax isn't quite right here. you need to assign variables using =, not :

tropic elbow
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Ok

tropic elbow
lean gorge
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show the latest code

tropic elbow
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print("Welcome to the RD Bank")
Name=input("Enter your full name:")
Loan=input("How much loan would you like to take(The number of your loan should have at least 3 d.p):")
print(f"Hello {Name} your loan of
{Loan} is due on 09/08/24" )

ivory bane
tropic elbow
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Bruh

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Silly mistake

crude cosmos
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python variables are single-line, you can't press enter while writing them. Instead you put a new line character: \n

tropic elbow
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But thx

tropic elbow
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I appreciate all of y’all’s help

crude cosmos
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So like that:py print("Welcome to the RD Bank") Name=input("Enter your full name:") Loan=input("How much loan would you like to take(The number of your loan should have at least 3 d.p):") print(f"Hello {Name} your loan of\n{Loan} is due on 09/08/24")

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No problem!

tropic elbow
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Now this shows up

crude cosmos
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What version of python do you have?

tropic elbow
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Let me check

lean gorge
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you can run this in a file to easily check

tropic elbow
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4.5.334156

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I use this app called “programiz”

crude cosmos
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That's not python's version, latest python is 3.12

tropic elbow
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Welp

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It is what it is.

crude cosmos
tropic elbow
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This shows up

lean gorge
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that's not a good sign, haha

tropic elbow
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Like I said-

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It is what it is.

crude cosmos
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this app seems, let's just say, not great

lean gorge
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The error above then is likely because you're using an older version of python that doesn't support f-string

tropic elbow
crude cosmos
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yeah, that would be very old

lean gorge
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you can use str.format instead

tropic elbow
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I used it multiple times

lean gorge
lean gorge
tropic elbow
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Wait

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price=245.566
print(f"Your price is ${price:.2f}")

lean gorge
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Show us the code that was erroring

tropic elbow
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Btw if I suddenly stop responding then that means my power went out

tropic elbow
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print("Welcome to the RD Bank")
Name=input("Enter your full name:")
Loan=input("How much loan would you like to take(The number of your loan should have at least 3 d.p):")
print(f"Hello {Name} your loan of \n{Loan:.2f} is due on 09/08/24" )

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tropic elbow
lean gorge
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your Loan variable is a str

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do you understand str and int and float?

tropic elbow
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Yes

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Ur the one who taught me

lean gorge
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oh lol

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You can't use :.2f on a string

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you have to convert it first

tropic elbow
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Ok

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