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Python Python Basics (2015) Python Data Types String concatenation

Pamela Zazueta
Pamela Zazueta
3,582 Points

Why does it keep saying that my subject isn't ending with name?

My subject is ending with name

strings.py
name = ("Deja vu, huh?")
subject = ("Treehouse loves " + "name")

3 Answers

You shouldn't use name in double quotes or Python will think you want to literally use the string "name", not the string that the name variable holds.

Once you fix this, your code will end up something like this:

name = "Alex"
subject = "Treehouse loves " + name

I hope this helps :grin:

Happy coding! :tada:

:dizzy: ~Alex :dizzy:

EDITED
Pamela Zazueta
Pamela Zazueta
3,582 Points

It is still marking as incorrect keeps saying: "Make sure 'subject' ends with your name.

Dennis Witnauer
Dennis Witnauer
12,336 Points

Also remove parentheses. Cheers.