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Austin Parisi
3,952 PointsWHY DOESN'T THIS WORK?! I'M GOING TO PULL MY HAIR OUT.
I've looked up the question, and tried every suggestion, but nothing is working.
hellos = [
"Hello",
"Tungjatjeta",
"Grüßgott",
"Вiтаю",
"dobrý den",
"hyvää päivää",
"你好",
"早上好"
]
for hello in hellos:
print(hellos + " World")
4 Answers
Samuel Piecz
8,143 PointsYou have to print out hello, not hellos. Hello is the "item" in the list "hellos".
Samuel Piecz
8,143 PointsSo "hello" is equal to hello, "Tungjatjeta" is equal to the next hello, and so on and so forth. Does that make sense?
Samuel Piecz
8,143 Pointshellos = [
"Hello",
"Tungjatjeta",
"Grüßgott",
"Вiтаю",
"dobrý den",
"hyvää päivää",
"你好",
"早上好"
]
for hello in hellos:
print(hello + " world")
Should be the correct answer, passed for me :)
Austin Parisi
3,952 PointsHah! Awesome, thank you for the help :)
Samuel Piecz
8,143 PointsMy pleasure, mark the answer as best answer if it solved the problem for you! That way it may help others with the same issue :)