I decided not to ask this question but I do need to mention something.

Actually I am completely 100% certain why this does not work. At least, I think. I think that because of the way TeamTreeHouse validates their code, I am wrong inevitably.

I am hoping someone can give me a valid explanation why my initial response to the question is wrong. If it differs from my original assumption.

Firstly we create a constant named Name. Secondly we use string interpolation to include the use of "name" variable inside of our "greeting" variable. Okay so here is where I don't understand why it doesn't work.

The question is asking me to declare a constant named finalGreeting and to concatenate the use of "greeting" constant.

So I use...

let finalGreeting = "\(greeting). How are you?"

That doesn't work.

And, I guess, I'm not concatenating.

Is that the only problem????????

I can't be the only person that has had issues with this.

So...

let name = "Anthony Babich"
let greeting = "\(name)"
let finalGreeting = "\(greeting) " + "How are you?"

The last set of code works and I am following the rules of concatenating the strings but it says nothing about string interpolation and I still don't understand why my first answer wasn't correct again outside of answering with concatenation.

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