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Start your free trialsebastian rojas
571 PointsStage 3 "Adding a Contact Form" Challenge
Hey guys! I am stuck on task 4 and my code atm looks like this
<?php
$firstName = "Mike"; $middleName = "the"; $lastName = "Frog"; $fullName = "$firstName $middleName $lastName";
echo "The designer at Shirts 4 Mike shirts is named $fullName ";
?>
i am asked to "Use concatenation to add an exclamation point to the echo command after the fullName variable" and i dont understand the question so would be nice with some help over here ! :)
Leonardo Hernandez
13,798 PointsYou beat me! Nice work.
1 Answer
Leonardo Hernandez
13,798 PointsFrom the looks of it, it looks like you don't understand what quotes are for and what they are not for.
If you want your variables to work like you believe they should (You are believing correctly hahah :) ), do not quote them.
Quote and echo your strings, echo your variables unquoted.
Like this: (Notice the proper use of quoted empty space, for spaces)
<?php
$name = "Leonardo";
$lastname = "H";
$fullname = $name . " " . $lastname;
echo "Hi my name is " . $fullname;
?>
sebastian rojas
571 Pointssebastian rojas
571 PointsI finally got it! So no need for help now! :D