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MUZ140921 Fredy Ndhlovu
2,722 PointsHow to create a variable by combining two strings.
How to create a variable by combining two strings.
name = ('fredy')
name = ("tree"+"house")
manuel carmona
Courses Plus Student 455 PointsI'm having the same problem, I'll try and find an answer and come back.
2 Answers
jayj
2,515 PointsIt looks correct to me!
name = ("tree"+"house")
print(name)
treehouse:~/workspace$ python test.py
treehouse
Alternatively, you can do this.
name1 = "tree"
name2 = "house"
print(name1 + name2)
Jack Littlewood
114 PointsStill stuck on this ...
manuel carmona
Courses Plus Student 455 Pointsmanuel carmona
Courses Plus Student 455 PointsI'm having the same problem, I'll try and find an answer and come back.