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Python Python Basics (2015) Python Data Types String concatenation

Posted by Frank Formica
Frank Formica
3,595 Points

what else can I do with the strings?

I don't know what else to do is a space wrong?

strings.py 
"name" = "Frank"
"subject" += "Treehouse Loves"
"name" + "subject"
Jeff Muday
Jeff Muday
Treehouse Moderator 28,716 Points
Jeff Muday
Jeff Muday
Treehouse Moderator 28,716 Points

2 corrections:

Variable names should never be in quotes.

The operator += should only be used with a variable that has already been instantiated to a string.

name = "Frank"
subject = "Treehouse Loves "
sentence = subject + name
print sentence

1 Answer

Marcus Sassi
Marcus Sassi
4,394 Points
Marcus Sassi
Marcus Sassi
4,394 Points

Just like the post above.

name = "Frank"
subject = "Threehouse loves"
print("{} {}".format(subject, name))

print will print out "Threehouse loves Frank".