Python Quiz #68 Fix the Error in Python: A Coding Challenge | Python for Beginners

**Python Code Challenge: Fix the Error!** Welcome to this Python code challenge! In this video, we will tackle a common error in Python code and learn how to fix it step by step.

### Challenge Overview:
We have a code snippet with an error:
```python
name = "Ahmad"
print(f'My name is {namee}' +
'and I am 30 years old.')
```

Can you spot the error? Watch the video to understand what's wrong and how to fix it. Improve your debugging skills and gain more confidence writing Python code!

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[imrebakos]

name = "Ahmad"

print(f"My name is {name} \n" +
"and im 30 years old.")

[PaulGonicberg]

# assign string "ahmad" to variable name
name = "Ahmad"

# print formatted string with name variable inserted
print(f'my name is {name} and i am 30 years old.')
"""
I explain:
---> code assigns name to variable and prints formatted
sentence using variable
---> original error typo in variable name inside print
statement ('namee' instead of 'name')
---> formatted string in python (f-strings) allow placing
variables directly inside curly braces, corrected version
properly uses 'name' variable to display
without concatenation errors
"""