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JavaScript JavaScript Basics Working with Strings Combine and Manipulate Strings

Ethan Halfhide
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Ethan Halfhide
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 3,886 Points
Posted by Ethan Halfhide
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Ethan Halfhide
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 3,886 Points

where do I apply the .toUpperCase() method in the problem?

Directly to 'developer' in line 3 or on line 4 as a new line and if so how do I format correctly?

app.js 
let firstName = "Ethan";
let lastName = "Halfhide";
let role = 'developer';

let msg = firstName + ' ' + lastName + ':' + role + '.';

1 Answer

Rick Gleitz
Rick Gleitz
47,878 Points
Rick Gleitz
Rick Gleitz
47,878 Points

Hi Ethan,

The .toUpperCase() method gets attached to role in the concatenation you've done. You'll also need to put a space after the colon and get rid of the period concatenation at the end. The answer checker is very precise in this case.

Hope this helps!