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Michelle Mangwiro
Courses Plus Student 467 PointsChallenge ins-outs challenge task 3
Where am I going wrong? All the spaces seem to be in the right areas. Well I think so anyway.
name = "Michelle"
treehouse = "Tree" + "house"
email_greeting = (" Treehouse" + "loves" + "name ")
3 Answers
C H
6,587 PointsThink of the variable name as representing "Michelle" exactly, so the quotation marks are already a part of it.
name = "Michelle"
treehouse = "Tree" + "house"
#This will become "treehouse" as the two strings become one. So, "red" + "blue" would become "redblue"
email_greeting = treehouse + " loves " + name
#no quotes on variable names and the spaces need to be explicit to show, see the spaces around " loves " instead of "loves"
Logan R
22,989 PointsYou're very close! Instead of using literal strings, try using the variables you created above :)
Also, make sure you add spacing to " loves ".
name = "Michelle"
treehouse = "Tree" + "house"
email_greeting = (treehouse + " loves " + name)
Michelle Mangwiro
Courses Plus Student 467 PointsThanks guys. Who knew that python could be so difficult, right? Well for beginners anyway.