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Start your free trialPatricia Taylor
2,228 PointsI'm not sure why this is not working.
The question asks to skip if it is 'a' at index 0 and then continue to the rest. I'm not sure why the error prompt is telling me to try again. Am I missing something from my else statement?
def loopy(items):
# Code goes here
for item in items:
if item{0} == 'a':
continue
else:
print(item)
2 Answers
tobiaskrause
9,160 PointsYou dont need a else since there is a continue in the if part of your if-statement. Also the brackets for the index look weird (atleast in other languages we use [] for the index as I know)
def loopy(items):
for item in items:
if item[0] == "a":
continue
#this print will not get executed when the if-statment is true since
# there is a continue which will executed the loop again
print(item)
Jason Anders
Treehouse Moderator 145,860 PointsHey there Patricia,
You are pretty much there, except for one tiny error: You have mixed up which kind of bracket you need to use. When wanting to pull a specific index, you need square brackets (not the curly braces). So if you just change those, you will be all good to go. :)
if item[0] == 'a':
Keep Coding!