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Newb question, when I write:
def right_indent(s):
print ' '*70+'s' #puts argument after 70 spaces
right_indent('michael')
s
Why does it return s as a result? Shouldn’t it be michael?
This seems really simple but I have no idea what I’m doing wrong
This is the name of the variable:
sThis is what you put instead:
's'A value enclosed in quotes is a string literal.