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Python Python Basics (2015) Python Data Types String concatenation

Posted by Dane Elder
Dane Elder
7,569 Points

having trouble with the concatenation. "task 1 is no longer passing."

what am I missing?

strings.py 
variable = "name"
name = "Dane Elder"
name += "Treehouse loves"
variable = "subject"
print(subject)
Dane Elder
Dane Elder
7,569 Points

You were right. thanks.

1 Answer

Jude Molloy
Jude Molloy
7,470 Points
Jude Molloy
Jude Molloy
7,470 Points

It's not as hard as you may think it is, all you need to do is

name = 'Jude' subject = 'Treehouse loves ' + name

Don't forget the space after loves. Hope this helped :)

Jude Molloy
Jude Molloy
7,470 Points

No problem :)