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Start your free trialCian McGuinness
1,439 PointsGoing loopy.. any help for the challenge question.
Hi, I feel like I might be close to the answer. Can anyone help?
def loopy(items):
# Code goes here
for thing in items:
if 0 in items == "a":
items.remove(0)
else:
print(items)
1 Answer
Tim Betz
15,146 PointsThe challenge wants you to check the first letter in every item. Your if-statement doesn't make much sense right now. You need to use square brackets to access a specific position of the string. Also, the challenges states, that you don't need to remove the item, but only skip it with the keyword "continue". So your code should look something like this:
for item in items:
if item[0] == "a":
continue
print(item)
Cian McGuinness
1,439 PointsCian McGuinness
1,439 PointsHi Tim, That makes allot more sense - I made a mistake and learned something new! Thanks for taking the time to respond.