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MUZ140127 Munyaradzi Muduka
10,337 Pointschallenge 4 of 4 on python basics
Great! Finally, make a variable named greeting where you join greeting_list back into a string, separated by spaces. You should end up with "Hi, I'm <your first name>" as the value of greeting.
full_name="munyaradzi muduka"
name_list=full_name.split(" ")
greeting_list="Hi, I'm Treehouse".split()
greeting_list[2]=name_list[0]
greeting=
2 Answers
William Li
Courses Plus Student 26,865 Pointsstring class in Python has a .join() method that you can use to join a list back to a String.
greeting = " ".join(greeting_list)
MUZ140127 Munyaradzi Muduka
10,337 PointsH ie, William Lee,thank you so much it worked