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JavaScript JavaScript Basics Working with Strings Combine and Manipulate Strings

payton johnson
payton johnson
2,971 Points
Posted by payton johnson
payton johnson
2,971 Points

Where to fit "role" in to command.

Title basically explains dilemma.

app.js 
let firstName = "payton" ;
let lastName = "johnson" ;
let role = 'developer';
const shout = .toUpperCase();
const msg = firstName + ' ' + lastName + ":" + ' ' + role
De'Juan Castro
De'Juan Castro
5,141 Points

payton johnson , Just checking to make sure you've figured it out yet ? If not here's another hint , you need to take the "role" variable and place it within the "shout" variable. Don't give up , you got this!

1 Answer

De'Juan Castro
De'Juan Castro
5,141 Points
De'Juan Castro
De'Juan Castro
5,141 Points

Hey payton johnson ,

Everything is looking good but currently your ".toUpperCase" is uppercasing nothing. It's just a method stored in a variable. So , your code is very close to the correct answer already.