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2,606 PointsI dont know how to write a function that returns "hello" and your name
Please help it says there is an assertion error , i am trying to get a function with parameter (name) and return "hello" + name but i dont know what im doing wrong.
def hello_student(name):
val = 'Hello', name
return val
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,124 PointsYou're close, you need a plus sign instead of a comma (like you wrote in the question but not the code).
Plus, you'll need to be sure there's a space between the words (by putting one at the end of "Hello "
).