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Chad Chaney
488 Pointsi dont understand what this module is asking of me.
im on the challenge task 1 of 1 in python basics and i have no idea what i should be doing.
print("Hello")
python errors.py
name = "Chad"
print(name)
print("Let's do some math!")
print(5 + "a")
print("Thanks for playing along!')
2 Answers
Thomas Fildes
22,687 PointsHi Chad,
This challenge is a weird one. Basically you need to create a couple of variables to use the functionality of the sample print functions. You also need to fix a few errors. Here is the code is used to pass this challenge:
print("Hello")
name = "Tom" # created a variable to use the print(name) below
print(name)
print("Let's do some math!")
a = 25 # created a variable assigning "a" to any number of choice (e.g. 25)
print(5 + a) # take the quotations off the "a" to use the variable we just made above
print("Thanks for playing along!") # replace the single ending quotation mark with the double quotation mark so it works
Hope this helps! Happy Coding!!!
doesitmatter
12,885 PointsHi Chad Chaney ,
Your supposed to find the errors discussed in the video and fix it. Remember that operations on a string and an integer is not allowed, also that when using quotation marks for strings, you need to be consistent in the kind of quotes you use.
I hope this helped!
