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Python Introducing Lists Using Lists Continental

code right but getting asertion error

dont know why error

continents.py
continents = [
    'Asia',
    'South America',
    'North America',
    'Africa',
    'Europe',
    'Antarctica',
    'Australia',
]
# Your code here

for continent in continents :
    print("* ",continent)

4 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,198 Points

The "print" function adds a space between separate arguments, so you don't need to include a space with the asterisk.

You would need the space if you were combining the strings into a single argument using concatenation.

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,198 Points

Just for fun, my personal favorite method is using an "f-string":

    print(f"* {continent}")

I needed to take out the comma and add the + concatenation

Thank you.

where do I get reference to f string here?

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,198 Points

Python f-strings are covered in one of the courses (not sure which one offhand), but you can also find them in this online documentation.

Thanks