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Ted Polito
267 PointsCan figure out the spacing?
I am working on creating a space between my name and subject variables. I am having trouble figuring out where that space should be added to get the desired effect.
name = "Ted"
print(name)
subject = "Treehouse loves"
print(name + subject )
2 Answers
Jaxon Gonzales
3,562 PointsHi, Ted!
First, I would think about how you want these strings to join together:
#"Treehouse loves Ted"
Then think about what it would currently print out as:
#"Treehouse lovesTed"
Then figure out where the missing space is:
#"Treehouse loves[HERE]Ted"
And add it to the first string that is going to print:
subject = "Treehouse loves[]" #<== Add a space where the [] are
Hope this helps! -Jaxon
sepehr akbarzadeh
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 1,762 PointsYou need to give a space, when you want to print your variables. if you put a white space like bottom, you would get sure about a true white space when you want to take a input from user.
name = "Ted"
print(name)
subject = "Treehouse loves"
print(name + ' ' + subject )
Jaxon Gonzales
3,562 PointsJaxon Gonzales
3,562 PointsI'm so sorry. I just realized your question was about concatenation. Please do not pay attention to my answer as it does not have to do with string concatenation.