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JavaScript JavaScript Basics Working with Strings Combine and Manipulate Strings

Posted by Craig Kempster
Craig Kempster
4,332 Points

Bummer: Make sure you're concatenating `: ` to `lastName` and `role`.

Answers in the forum did not work

let role ='developer'; let role_upper = role.toUpperCase(); works in VS

app.js 
let firstName = 'First Name';
let lastName = 'Last Name';
let role = 'developer';

let msg = ( firstName ) + (' ') + ( lastName + ':') + ( role.toUpperCase() );

3 Answers

Craig Kempster
Craig Kempster
4,332 Points
Craig Kempster
Craig Kempster
4,332 Points

let role ='developer'; let role_upper = role.toUpperCase(); let msg = ( firstName ) + (' ') + ( lastName + ':') + ( role_upper ); Works in Visual Studio Code but fails in TreeHouse Window

Victor A Hernandez
Victor A Hernandez
1,957 Points
Victor A Hernandez
Victor A Hernandez
1,957 Points

This solution does not work for me.

Javier Garduno
Javier Garduno
962 Points
Javier Garduno
Javier Garduno
962 Points

Hi this is the correct answer if needed : all it needed was a space as so >>> ' : ' in string

let msg = ( firstName ) + (' ') + ( lastName + ' : ') + ( role.toUpperCase() );