Mateo wants the words “It’s snowing!” to appear in the output box and typed print (It’s snowing). This didn’t work. What needs to be added to the code?

(1 point)

Mateo needs to add parentheses around the phrase "It's snowing!" to properly indicate that it is a string. The corrected code should be print("It's snowing!").

Mateo wants the words “It’s snowing!” to appear in the output box and typed print (It’s snowing). This didn’t work. What needs to be added to the code?

(1 point)
Responses

quotation marks

quotation marks

a backslash

a backslash

a period

a period

a functional code

Mateo needs to add quotation marks around the phrase "It's snowing!" to properly indicate that it is a string. Also, he needs to remove the space between "print" and the parentheses. The corrected code should be print("It's snowing!").

that is not an option

Apologies for the confusion. If those are not options, the closest answer would be to add quotation marks to the code. In this case, Mateo needs to add quotation marks to the phrase "It's snowing!" in the code. The corrected code should be print("It’s snowing!").

THAT IS NOT AN OPTION

The only options are:
A. quotation marks
B. a backslash
C. a period
D. a functional code

Apologies for misunderstanding your question. In that case, the correct option to resolve the issue is A. quotation marks. Mateo needs to add quotation marks around the phrase "It’s snowing!" in the code. The corrected code should be print("It’s snowing!").

my bad i didnt see where you said quotation marks

No problem at all! I'm glad we were able to identify the correct solution. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.

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