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What is wrong with my syntax? answer = “C”
Answer 510bed6f681b8b72430005fd
Answer 510d448ec13ac42007006921
Answer 510b235de85a452d93001824
Answer 53f819f29c4e9d51040036f4
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try it in lowercase like this
answer = “c”
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Submitted by miladm_537a69bf548c357ee2000edd_deleted_537a69bf548c357ee2000edd_deleted_537a69bf548c357ee2000edd_deleted
over 9 years
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Answer 5154274c45f2a2269d000b30
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“C” should work (and working for me!)
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Ah, thank you. I guess I need to take a python intro course before trying this lesson.
If you want to add me as a collaborator, I’d be happy to fix it.
Shouldn’t “C” already be a string? From the interrupter “c” == str(“c”) evaluates to True
Duh, that’s stupid! Thanks a lot for the tip!
Especially as the hint tells us to enter it in the format ‘answer = “D”‘ and not str(“D”)