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7,260 PointsIdentation error
I'm a bit stuck with this exercise. It keeps giving me several errors depending on what I try. I feel the below is the closest I could come to a workable solution. If anybody could help it would be much appreciated.
def just_right():
name = 'kevin'
if len(name) < 5:
print("Your string is too short.")
else:
print("Your string is too long.")
def just_right():
name = 'kevin'
if len(name) < 5:
print("Your string is too short.")
else:
print("Your string is too long.")
I've also tried this with the input method and have name as follows:
name = input("What's your name?")
This does not alter anything to the problem unfortunately.
2 Answers
Unsubscribed User
7,260 PointsI'm more confused now honestly.. :D
Kourosh Raeen
23,733 PointsThe line:
name = 'kevin'
needs to be indented. Also, your function needs to take a string argument and instead of printing it should return those strings in the if-else statement. You also need an elif and return True in the else part.
Kourosh Raeen
23,733 PointsKourosh Raeen
23,733 PointsDelete the line name = 'Kevin' since it is not needed anyway. Then change the function's definition from:
def just_right():
to:
def just_right(arg):
Now, use an if-elif-else statement to check the length of arg and return an appropriate response.