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Ratulsnigdha Saha
Courses Plus Student 265 Pointscreate a variable name treehouse by combining two strings "tree" and "house".
all I think is
name='tree'+'house'
but it gives an error
name='ratul'
treehouse='tree'+'house'
4 Answers
curtis allen
28,800 PointsHey Ratulsnigdha,
You need to capitalize the first letter in the word "tree". That should help you pass the challenge.
Below is my answer:
treehouse = "Tree" + "house"
Timothy Bramlett
6,609 PointsString concatenation is done in Python with the + operator so you are definitely on the right track! Does it want the variable to be named "name" or does it want the variable to be named "treehouse"? What is the error it is giving you?
Perry Stripling
20,210 PointsRatulsnigdha,
I concur with Curtis above, try "Tree" instead of "tree". The use of plus sign (+) to concatenate strings is the correct syntax, however, the Treehouse tests are sometimes looking for specific style in code or resulting output as well. Luck!
Ratulsnigdha Saha
Courses Plus Student 265 PointsHi Guys,
Thanks so much :) I resolved it, the issue was that I did not use the word 'Tree' and rather typing 'tree'.