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Alex Ryzhkov
4,005 Points
need help. dont know what it is asking. did everything still cant pass

Posted December 30, 2015 8:39pm by Alex Ryzhkov

Alex Ryzhkov
4,005 Points
1 Answer
MUZ140786 Tendai Kasusu
5,480 Points
Use concatenation to add an exclamation point to the echo command after the fullName variable.

Posted August 7, 2015 9:29am by MUZ140786 Tendai Kasusu

MUZ140786 Tendai Kasusu
5,480 Points
1 Answer
MUZ140610 Tinashe Marunda
7,028 Points
Remove the four underscores in the echo command and concatenate the remaining text with the variable $fullName

Posted June 4, 2015 7:32am by MUZ140610 Tinashe Marunda

MUZ140610 Tinashe Marunda
7,028 Points
1 Answer
MUZ140306 Blessing Muhakichi
1,627 Points
task 2 of 4

Posted May 30, 2015 10:24am by MUZ140306 Blessing Muhakichi

MUZ140306 Blessing Muhakichi
1,627 Points
1 Answer
Vidit Shah
6,037 Points
whats wrong in php code

Posted May 20, 2015 10:52am by Vidit Shah

Vidit Shah
6,037 Points
2 Answers
MUZ140770 Selestino Gama
4,980 Points
Create a variable called fullName and assign it a value equal to the concatenation of the firstName variable, a space, t

Posted May 19, 2015 6:20am by MUZ140770 Selestino Gama

MUZ140770 Selestino Gama
4,980 Points
2 Answers
abdi ali
10,920 Points
Use concatenation to add an exclamation point to the echo command after the fullName variable.

Posted April 14, 2015 11:32am by abdi ali

abdi ali
10,920 Points
3 Answers
Tim Long
111 Points
I am stuck on Build a Simple PHP Application Challenge Task 2 of 4

Posted April 4, 2015 4:04pm by Tim Long

Tim Long
111 Points
4 Answers
li guopeng
8,873 Points
codechallenge

Posted March 26, 2015 9:49am by li guopeng

li guopeng
8,873 Points
1 Answer
Chris Andruszko
18,392 Points
I'm either too tired for this, or there's a glitch...

Posted March 14, 2015 6:00am by Chris Andruszko

Chris Andruszko
18,392 Points
1 Answer
Juliette Tworsey
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 32,425 Points
Task 3 concatenation

Posted March 10, 2015 12:15am by Juliette Tworsey

Juliette Tworsey
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 32,425 Points
3 Answers
Rogean Edwards
7,101 Points
The task asks to remove the underscores in the echo statement, except there are no underscores. Is this an error?

Posted February 12, 2015 12:51am by Rogean Edwards

Rogean Edwards
7,101 Points
1 Answer
Mike Smith
3,596 Points
Stuck on Concantenation

Posted February 2, 2015 11:29am by Mike Smith

Mike Smith
3,596 Points
2 Answers
Phillip Gibson
1,731 Points
what am I doing wrong?

Posted January 29, 2015 1:49am by Phillip Gibson

Phillip Gibson
1,731 Points
1 Answer
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Martin Bornman
Courses Plus Student 12,662 Points
PHP

Posted January 19, 2015 5:14pm by Martin Bornman

Martin Bornman
Courses Plus Student 12,662 Points
2 Answers
PLUS

asaf omri
Courses Plus Student 2,784 Points
Task 4 Adding a contact form

Posted January 12, 2015 10:48am by asaf omri

asaf omri
Courses Plus Student 2,784 Points
1 Answer
Casey Choi
540 Points
Anything wrong with these codes below. $fullName = $firstName . "\n" . $midleName . "\n" . $lastName;

Posted January 6, 2015 5:31am by Casey Choi

Casey Choi
540 Points
2 Answers
abdi ali
1,966 Points
any one to help me to solve this question

Posted December 13, 2014 6:57am by abdi ali

abdi ali
1,966 Points
4 Answers
Mike Zhu
1,840 Points
How to create a variable in PHP to be a set and hold the concatenation of three string variables

Posted November 7, 2014 3:03pm by Mike Zhu

Mike Zhu
1,840 Points
3 Answers
mo aly
7,003 Points
hellp

Posted October 25, 2014 5:56pm by mo aly

mo aly
7,003 Points
3 Answers
soegi seo
4,261 Points
How to use concatenation to add an exclamation point to the echo command after the fullName variable.

Posted August 27, 2014 6:47pm by soegi seo

soegi seo
4,261 Points
2 Answers
Elliott Mangham
13,086 Points
My code works in Preview, but it isn't being accepted

Posted August 3, 2014 10:29pm by Elliott Mangham

Elliott Mangham
13,086 Points
2 Answers
Joshua Williams
2,749 Points
Cannot find the problem:

Posted June 30, 2014 2:39am by Joshua Williams

Joshua Williams
2,749 Points
2 Answers
ceasaraguilar
3,641 Points
Remove the four underscores in the echo command and concatenate the remaining text with the variable $fullName.

Posted June 24, 2014 12:14am by ceasaraguilar

ceasaraguilar
3,641 Points
2 Answers
Graham Patrick
8,294 Points
Rather stuck on this question

Posted June 20, 2014 12:53pm by Graham Patrick

Graham Patrick
8,294 Points
11 Answers
Reshard Watson
1,025 Points
concatenate

Posted June 16, 2014 4:01am by Reshard Watson

Reshard Watson
1,025 Points
4 Answers
Oleg Shubin
2,374 Points
PHP Development Challenge task 2 of 4

Posted June 2, 2014 10:19am by Oleg Shubin

Oleg Shubin
2,374 Points
1 Answer
Thanaphum Sukanjanasiri
2,234 Points
Concatenation used

Posted May 28, 2014 4:25pm by Thanaphum Sukanjanasiri

Thanaphum Sukanjanasiri
2,234 Points
2 Answers
Yusuf Diyab
2,485 Points
Exclamation mark

Posted May 28, 2014 12:18pm by Yusuf Diyab

Yusuf Diyab
2,485 Points
2 Answers
Charles Wilmott
1,055 Points
Challenge task 2 of 4 Create a variable called fullName and assign it a value equal to the concatenation of the firstNam

Posted May 23, 2014 11:29am by Charles Wilmott

Charles Wilmott
1,055 Points
1 Answer

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