A variable is a name referring to a value. The arrow shows room referring to the string "Studio", rather than storing the letters inside the name itself.
The working sign below uses room = "Studio". = assigns the value to the name, and print(room) displays that value. Names are case-sensitive (room differs from Room), cannot start with a digit, and usually use snake_case for multiple words. Use # for a comment that Python ignores.
Edit only the assigned room value in main.py to "Gallery". Press Run to see Gallery, then Submit. The next exercise uses different names and a different setting.
room to the string "Gallery" so the printed sign changes.