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Start your free trialBruno Melo
565 PointsJust isn't right
So, this is my code:
def just_right(argument): if len(argument) < 5: return "Your string is too short" elif len(argument) > 5: return "Your strint is too long" else: return True
pretty similar to someone else's code except mine doesn't work. I wonder why?!?
def just_right(argument):
if len(argument) < 5:
return "Your string is too short"
elif len(argument) > 5:
return "Your strint is too long"
else:
return True
2 Answers
behar
10,799 PointsHey Bruno! You got it, you simply made a typo on your second return, you wrote "strint" instead of "string". Hope this helps!
Bruno Melo
565 PointsThanks again
Bruno Melo
565 PointsBruno Melo
565 PointsHOLLY crap you're right :) thanks a lot Behar
behar
10,799 Pointsbehar
10,799 PointsGlad to help, you can mark the question as "solved" by sellecting a "best answer".