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746 Points`squared` didn't return the right answer.
pls help i dont understand whats wrong with my code
def squared(x = int()):
try:
x = int(6)
except ValueError:
return x * len(x)
return x * x
squared()
1 Answer
Christian Mangeng
15,970 PointsHi Dmitry,
your code looks fine overall. These things need to be changed:
1) you don't need to write the type of parameter taken by the function (def squared(x) is sufficient)
2) the integer conversion check should work for all values x, so x = int(x)
3) you do not need to call the function
def squared(x):
try:
x = int(x)
except ValueError:
return x * len(x)
return x * x
Dmitry Vasyanin
746 PointsDmitry Vasyanin
746 PointsThank you soo much)