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Python Python Basics (2015) Python Data Types String concatenation

Emilio Andere
Emilio Andere
495 Points
Posted by Emilio Andere
Emilio Andere
495 Points

dont know what to do

yeap

strings.py 
name = "Emilio"
subject = "Treehouse loves"  "+" name

2 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,783 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,783 Points

Don't put quote marks around operators (like +).

And you'll want to add a space after the word loves so that it won't run into the name that is being added on.

Paul Valenzano
Paul Valenzano
3,440 Points
Paul Valenzano
Paul Valenzano
3,440 Points

If you remove the quotes around the + you should be fine. As it reads you have two strings, "Treehouse loves" and "+" with no operator in between them.

subject = "Treehouse loves" "+" name

should be

subject = "Treehouse loves " + name