-If you expected this to work, you'd be normal. In most languages a string is a string is a string. Not in Rust. Do pay attention to the error message though. Rust's error messages are _leagues_ beyond the error messages you're probably used to. This message not only describes the problem, but shows you exactly where it occurs *_AND_* tells you exactly what you need to do to fix it. `println!()` requires a string literal as the first argument and supports a formatting syntax for replacing portions with variables. Change your program to the following to get back on track.
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