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Daulet Bakhbergenov
306 PointsWhat I am doing wrong?
Here is asking to combine. I don't understand please could anyone help
let name = "Daulet"
let greeting = "Hi there, "
let combination = greeting + name
let entropolatedCombination = "\(greeting) \(name)"
2 Answers
Alex Koumparos
Python Development Techdegree Student 36,887 PointsHi Daulet,
The challenge is telling you to set the constant greeting to the value of "Hi there, " followed by (using interpolation) the value in name.
You've demonstrated in your last line that you know how to use string interpolation, you just need to make sure that the result ends up in the right constant.
You should end up with just two lines:
- one declaring the constant
nameand assigning the value of your name to it (you already have this exactly right); - one declaring the constant greeting and combining (using interpolation) the string literal "Hi there, " and the contents of
name.
Hope that helps
Cheers
Alex
harshil bhatt
Courses Plus Student 2,722 Pointslet name = "Daulet" let greeting = "Hi there, " let combination = "(greeting) +( name)"
let entropolatedCombination = combination
// This one is right