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MUZ140716 Taurayi Kwenda
2,781 PointsLINKING TWO VARIABLES IN A SENTENCE
I am facing a challenge in how to link previously defined variables into a sentence. I have tried several changes but failed to pass the last challenge.
name = "Taurayi"
treehouse = "Tree" + "house"
email_greeting = treehouse + "loves" + name
3 Answers
Ken Alger
Treehouse TeacherTaurayi;
Welcome to Treehouse!
You are very close. Right now your output is "TreehouselovesTaurayi". You need to add a space before and after "loves" in your code.
Happy coding,
Ken
Drew Bissonnette
309 PointsHey Ken,
I am having this same issue, I have a space between treehouse and name but still come back with "try again." Any ideas?
name = "Drew"
treehouse = "Tree" + "house"
email_greeting = treehouse + "loves" + name
if name == "Drew":
print("{} is cool! ".format(name))
else:
print("{} Treehouse ".format(treehouse))
MUZ140716 Taurayi Kwenda
2,781 PointsWrite your code as follows :
name = drew treehouse = " Tree + house " email_greeting = Drew " loves " treehouse
MUZ140716 Taurayi Kwenda
2,781 PointsHi sorry you shld code as follows Drew
name "Drew" treehouse = "Tree" + "house" email_greeting = "Tree house loves Drew"
MUZ140716 Taurayi Kwenda
2,781 PointsMUZ140716 Taurayi Kwenda
2,781 PointsThe first two tasks l have passed them but the last task where l am supposed to link the two previous variables in a sentence that is where l am facing a challenge.