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Patrick Harry
19,114 PointsThe output that I am getting here looks correct. Is there something in this question that I am missing?
I am confused about where I am going wrong. My output looks correct.
<?php
$studentOneName = 'Dave';
$studentOneGPA = 3.8;
$studentTwoName = 'Treasure';
$studentTwoGPA = 4.0;
//Place your code below this comment
if ($studentOneGPA == 4.0) {
echo $studentOneName . " has made the Honor Roll.\n";
} else {
echo $studentOneName . " has a GPA of " . $studentOneGPA . ".\n";
}
if ($studentTwoGPA == 4.0) {
echo $studentTwoName . " has made the Honor Roll\n";
} else {
echo $studentTwoName . " has a GPA of " . $studentTwoGPA . ".\n";
}
?>
2 Answers
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 PointsHey Patrick,
I think it may have something to do with you using concatenation instead of just having PHP interpret the variables inside of the double quotes.
Have a look at this Post. Willam provides a nice answer for another student.
Daniel Stopka
13,520 PointsHi Patrick, there is also small typo in sentence ' has made the Honor Roll.' should be only ' made the Honor Roll.' without has...
Patrick Harry
19,114 PointsGood eye Daniel! It was the "has" typo.
Thank you.