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Python Python Basics (Retired) Ins & Outs Ins & Outs

Posted by MUZ140677 Hebert Zeleza
MUZ140677 Hebert Zeleza
223 Points

how do you create a variable name by combining two strings

Ins & Outs

name.py 
name=("whats yourn name")
treehouse=input('Tree')('house')

1 Answer

Dan Garrison
Dan Garrison
22,457 Points
Dan Garrison
Dan Garrison
22,457 Points

Hi Hebert,

The code challenge is asking you to concatenate the two strings together. So it will look something like this: 

treehouse = "Tree" + "house"

This is essentially the same thing as the following

treehouse = "Treehouse"