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FABIAN TRUJILLO
878 Pointsneed help, please.
this is how i have my text 1 first_name="Ada" 2 print('first_name')
3 print("Hello, Fabian") 4 print("Fabian is learning Python") and when i run it on the console using the file name this is what shows "bash: helly.py: command not found" can anyone tell me why? and yes i did remember to save the file anytime i make cahnges.
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsIs your file actually named "helly.py" or is that a typo? (a more typical name would be "hello.py")
And don't put variable names inside quotes. Quotes are for literal strings. So in this case, it will print out "first_name" instead of "Ada".
FABIAN TRUJILLO
878 PointsSorry that was a typo it actually is hello.py and thank you I’ll do just that and hopefully it works.
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsFABIAN TRUJILLO — Glad to help. You can mark a question solved by choosing a "best answer".
And happy coding!
FABIAN TRUJILLO
878 PointsThank you I tired this and it worked thank you for getting back to me
josefm
612 Pointsjosefm
612 Pointshey!
you have to type "python helly.py" into your bash. If vou want to print your first name you also have to wrap your variable into () without your quotes like this: