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James Swenson
762 Pointset firstName = "james"; let lastName = "swenson"; let role = 'developer'; let msg = firstName + ' ' + lastName + ':' + r
Can anyone help me with this. I'm trying to convert "role" to to.UpperCase
let firstName = "james";
let lastName = "swenson";
let role = 'developer';
let msg = firstName + ' ' + lastName + ':' + role.toUpperCase() + '.';
3 Answers
Rick Gleitz
47,240 PointsHi James,
You basically have it, just two small things to make it pass the checker. One: don't concatenate the period at the end. The period was just to end the sentence in the instructions. Two: Inside the string where you add the colon, put a space after the colon. That's it. Hope this helps!
Alonzo Ledesma
5,326 PointsHello James, you might find it useful to use a template literal to avoid confusion when concatenating strings and spaces. It is important to note that you use backticks (`) and not single quotation marks (' ') when creating a template literal.
Example:
let msg = ${firstName} ${lastName}: ${role.toUpperCase()} `
James Swenson
762 PointsThanks for the inputs. Your solution worked great on this Rick, and I'll take your advice in the future Alonzo.