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Start your free trialSimone Chinaglia
Courses Plus Student 2,856 PointsHi, i need help to write this semply line. i don't know where it is wrong. Thanks Simon
The joining method is very easy to understand but i can't complete the challenge to joining Ruby and rocks. What's wrong?
thank you Simon
puts "Ruby" + "rocks!"
1 Answer
Jason Anello
Courses Plus Student 94,610 PointsHi Simon,
As you have it right now, the concatenated string would look like "Rubyrocks!"
Notice that there is no space between "Ruby" and "rocks!" and the challenge mentions that there should be one.
So you have to put a space either after the 'y' in "Ruby" or before the 'r' in "rocks!". Either way would work.
Simone Chinaglia
Courses Plus Student 2,856 PointsSimone Chinaglia
Courses Plus Student 2,856 PointsThank you so much Jason!