Good afternoon,
Please i need help with this exercise:
Use string concatenation to join the three provided strings ( first , second , and third ) and assign the resulting string to a variable called welcomeStatement . The value of welcomeStatement should be ‘Welcome to the jungle!’
const first = “Welcome”;
const second = “to the”;
const third = “jungle!”;
console.log(welcomeStatement);
What have you tried so far?
could the funky quotes be causing issues? my console hates them.
Your attempt to put code into the forum is messy, yes. But that’s not what I am talking about. You don’t appear to have tried to concatenate anything.
Woops, I just saw purple.
welcomeStatement has not been defined. You have defined three variables (first, second and third), but you have not “assigned the resulting string to a variable”.
How would you make welcomeStatement return the combined result of first, second and third variables? Also consider adding a space as the last character for first and second variables… Here’s a link that might help
I got it. Thank you all.
const first = “Welcome”;
const second = “to the”;
const third = “jungle!”;
const welcomeStatement = “Welcome to the jungle!”;
console.log(welcomeStatement);
Output(result):
‘Welcome to the jungle!’
const first = “Welcome”;
const second = “to the”;
const third = “jungle!”;
const welcomeStatement = first + " ” +second + " "+ third;
console.log(welcomeStatement);
Output(result):
‘Welcome to the jungle!’
