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Groshvin Grover
327 PointsI need help with this Code Challenge
Ok, so I'm completely stuck on this code challenge. Any help would help be appreciated. Thank you.
name = "Kenneth"
subject = "Treehouse " + "loves"
print(subject + name)
1 Answer
Thayer Y
29,789 Pointsname = "Kenneth"
subject = "Treehouse " + "loves" # (uses the + sign) the string "Treehouse loves" and your name variable.
subject = "Treehouse loves " + name
print(subject + name) # there's no need to this line
Keifer Joedicker
5,869 PointsKeifer Joedicker
5,869 Pointssubject = "Treehouse " + "loves"Instead of concatenating these two strings together inside of a variable just type them out the one time you need them.
subject = "Treehouse loves "Assigning data to a variable is only practical when you may need to reference that data again.
Reading closer the instructions ask us to create a variable called "subject" and assign the concatenate of "Treehouse loves" and the name variable. In doing so we should have the following lines of code: