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Bala Selvam
Python Development Techdegree Student 30,590 PointsInterpolated string
Just had a few questions on what i am doing wrong here. Just need a little push here.
// Enter your code below
let name = Bala Selvam
let greeting = "\(Hi there,)\(name)"
1 Answer
Jari Koopman
Python Web Development Techdegree Graduate 29,349 PointsHi Bala,
The thing that's going wrong here is that you need to put the first part of the string (Hi there) in between quotes and also your first string (let name) should be in between quotes so you get something like this:
let name = "Bala Selvam"
let greeting = "Hi there /(name)"
This way you create the string name containing "Bala Selvam" and than create the string greeting containing "Hi there" and add the string name to it.
Hope this helped,
Jari