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Python Python Basics (2015) Python Data Types String concatenation

Posted by Cool Broz
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Cool Broz
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 724 Points

string formatting

challenge task 2

strings.py 
name="Deja"
name+=" vu,huh"
print(name)
subject="Treehouse loves"+" "
print(subject)

2 Answers

Marek Zakrzewski
Marek Zakrzewski
2,920 Points
Marek Zakrzewski
Marek Zakrzewski
2,920 Points

Hi there!

This way your output would be just:

Deja vu,huh
Treehouse loves

What you need to do in this challenge is: In the first step, you create a variable with your name. Then in the second step, you need to create a new variable with 'Treehouse loves ' and concatenate your name to it, as in:

variable_a = 'abc'
variable_b = 'text' + variable_a

Additionally, you don't need to print anything out in this challenge.

Let me know if it helps, or you have any more questions.

Have a nice Sunday, and happy coding! ;)

Afloarei Andrei
Afloarei Andrei
5,163 Points
Afloarei Andrei
Afloarei Andrei
5,163 Points

First task. Create a variable with your name. name = "Cool Broz" Second task create a variable named 'subject' that concatenates '+' the string 'Treehouse loves ' with the name. subject = "Treehouse loves " + name