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Justin Lee
Courses Plus Student 593 Pointscan't figure this out, help.
not sure what's wrong
def just_right(five):
five = []
if len(five) < 5:
print("Your string is too short")
elif len(five) > 5:
print("Your string is too long")
else:
return True
1 Answer
Brett McGregor
Courses Plus Student 1,903 PointsHey Justin Lee
I'm still pretty new to Python so my advice is a little sketchy...
The thing that stood out to me in your code was where you make five into a list.
do you need a list to get the required output? What does your initiation of that list do with the source data?
Keep it up!
[edit] I also notice that the question asks you to return rather than print
Justin Lee
Courses Plus Student 593 PointsJustin Lee
Courses Plus Student 593 PointsThought that len can only be use on a list. I tried without that line but it still doesn't work