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barany mok
520 PointsMy code is running good, but it doesn't pass your check, so what can I do now
My code is running good, but it doesn't pass your check, so what can I do now
def just_right(abc):
abc_length = len(str(abc))
if abc_length < 5:
print('Your string {} is too short'.format(abc))
elif abc_length == 5:
return (True)
else:
print('Your string {} is too long'.format(abc))
1 Answer
Antonio De Rose
20,885 Points#nothing wrong with the way you have coded, nor the logic
#see, first of all these questions are tailor made, and look for exactly what is been asked
def just_right(abc):
abc_length = len(str(abc))
if abc_length < 5:
print('Your string {} is too short'.format(abc))#you have been asked to return not to print,
#and you have been asked to only return 'Your string is too short'
elif abc_length == 5:
return (True)
else:
print('Your string {} is too long'.format(abc))#you have been asked to return and not to print,
#and you have been asked to only return 'Your string is too long'