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JavaScript JavaScript Basics Working with Strings Combine and Manipulate Strings

Holidson Lucien
Holidson Lucien
3,632 Points
Posted by Holidson Lucien
Holidson Lucien
3,632 Points

i'm having a difficult time with this challenge

i can't put the developer word in uppercase

app.js 
let firstName= 'Holidson'

let lastName= 'Lucien'

let role = 'developer';



let msg= "Holidson " + "Lucien" +":developer.";

2 Answers

Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
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Travis Alstrand
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Hey Holidson Lucien !

For this challenge, we should be utilizing those variables that we have created up above like so...

let msg = firstName + " " + lastName + ": " + role;

To make this uppercase we can create yet another variable underneath our role variable. You can name it anything you like of course...

const upperRole = role.toUpperCase();

Then, we can use this upperRole (or whatever you named it) variable in the msg instead of role.

After this challenge you'll learn about template literals which will make a lot of this much easier :smiley:

Holidson Lucien
Holidson Lucien
3,632 Points
Holidson Lucien
Holidson Lucien
3,632 Points

Thank you very much for your help