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George Lugo
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 922 Pointswhy doesn't subject work for subject = "Treehouse loves" + name
it says i need extra space but you shouldn't as this code should be right
name = """George"""
subject = "Treehouse loves" + name
2 Answers
andren
28,538 PointsThe output of printing subject would be Treehouse lovesGeorge, as you probably notice it does indeed lack proper spacing.
When you use string concatentaion strings are glued together without any spaces added between them, if you want there to be a space you have to add one manually. This can be done either by adding a space to one of the string like this:
subject = "Treehouse loves " + name
Or by concatenating a string that just contains a space like this:
subject = "Treehouse loves" + " " + name
Either way will work, but one way or the other you do have to add a space manually.
George Lugo
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 922 Pointsname = "george"
subject = "Treehouse loves {} + " print (subject.format(name))
I was also trying this format why doesn't this method work if i may ask