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Posted by MUZ140890 David Duri
MUZ140890 David Duri
2,613 Points

How do i combine two strings "Tree" and "house"

I want to create a variable that combines two strings "Tree" and "house". Any assist how i can do that?

name.py 
name = ("What's your name?")
if name == "David":
  print("I am a great Geek")
else:
  print("Needs help!")
  name = ("What's your name? ")
  if name == "Tree":
    print("name" + "house")

2 Answers

MUZ140934 Noel Zipingani
MUZ140934 Noel Zipingani
2,656 Points
MUZ140934 Noel Zipingani
MUZ140934 Noel Zipingani
2,656 Points

treehouse = "Tree" + "house"

MUZ140890 David Duri
MUZ140890 David Duri
2,613 Points

I am trying but its not working out

MUZ140960 Silinganisiwe Dzumbunu
MUZ140960 Silinganisiwe Dzumbunu
4,005 Points
MUZ140960 Silinganisiwe Dzumbunu
MUZ140960 Silinganisiwe Dzumbunu
4,005 Points

treehouse = "tree" + "house"