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Python Python Basics Types and Branching Strings

mohan Abdul
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mohan Abdul
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mohan Abdul
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how do you join combine two variable labels together like it did in the task. I have been trying to do it on tree house

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rydavim
rydavim
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rydavim
rydavim
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Are you referring to the first question, which concatenates strings?

action = "got" # saves the string 'got' to the action variable
exclamation = "You " + action # creates a string variable called exclamation and combines 'You ' and action (which has a value of 'got')
exclamation += " this!" # += is short-hand for setting something to it's current value, plus whatever you're adding - in this case, the string ' this!'
print(exclamation) # print out the current value of exclamation, after all the code above has been executed

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