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Python Python Basics (Retired) Ins & Outs Ins & Outs

Posted by Rowan Money
Rowan Money
Courses Plus Student 140 Points

just help

treehouse variable

name.py 
name = ("Rowan")
var3 = ("treehouse")
var1 =("Tree")
var2 = ("house")

if name == "Rowan":
  print("Rowan loves his" + var3)

3 Answers

Prashant Pachauri
Prashant Pachauri
1,560 Points
Prashant Pachauri
Prashant Pachauri
1,560 Points

It's not clear where you need help, are you getting errors? Or the output is not a expected?

Rowan Money
PLUS
Rowan Money
Courses Plus Student 140 Points
Rowan Money
Rowan Money
Courses Plus Student 140 Points

I just can't do it, I'm getting really annoyed, do it for me and I'll love your forever

Kenneth Love
STAFF
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Kenneth Love
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest Teacher

You're not able to pass it because you're not approaching it correctly. What do the instructions say to do? You have your name variable. The next step is a variable named treehouse where you combine two strings. Give that a try.