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Posted by Pema Khando Shachentsang
Pema Khando Shachentsang
Courses Plus Student 1,210 Points

string

let name = "Tenzin" let greeting = "Hi there," let anotherName = "Linda" let interpolated = name + "," + greeting +"," + anotherName // string Interpolation let interpolationName = "(greeting), (anotherName)"

but its not working please help me find a solution

Kyle Lambert
Kyle Lambert
1,969 Points
Kyle Lambert
Kyle Lambert
1,969 Points 
let name = "Tenzin"
let greeting = "Hi there" 
let anotherName = "Linda" 
let interpolationName = "\(greeting), \(anotherName)"

2 Answers

Pema Khando Shachentsang
PLUS
Pema Khando Shachentsang
Courses Plus Student 1,210 Points
Pema Khando Shachentsang
Pema Khando Shachentsang
Courses Plus Student 1,210 Points

not working i used your solution let name = "Tenzin" let greeting = "Hi there" let anotherName = "Linda." let interpolationName = "(greeting), (anotherName)" please help me

Luke Morgan-Scott
Luke Morgan-Scott
4,815 Points
Luke Morgan-Scott
Luke Morgan-Scott
4,815 Points

Kyle's answer worked for me. Making sure to put the backward slash () in front of the variable names in parentheses should allow the strings to replace those variable names. Ex: 

 let interpolationName =  "\(greeting), \(anotherName)"