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Python Python Basics (2015) Python Data Types String concatenation

Strings

What do I do on the 2nd part of the String Concatenation

strings.py
name = "Rydan"

3 Answers

Hi there!

It's asking you to use the plus sign to concat (join together) the name variable with the string "Treehouse Loves" and put that in a variable called subject

So the subject would hold something like this:

print(subject)
"Treehouse Loves Ryden"
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,236 Points

Try breaking the task down into steps:

  • Make a new variable named subject :point_left: start with the variable name and an equal sign, like in task 1
  • ...the string "Treehouse loves " :point_left: so you put that after the equals, quotes and all
  • ...that concatenates (uses the + sign) :point_left: and then you put that symbol
  • ... and your name variable. :point_left: and finally your other variable, name

That makes it easy, right?

Thank you!

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,236 Points

Ryan Deckard — Glad to help. Remember to mark the question closed by choosing a "best ansswer".

Happy coding!