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Start your free trialGabriel Walsh
21,531 PointsPeeWee Hurtmen
I can not figure out why this won't work. It seems to follow the API documentation
from models import Challenge
def create_challenge(name, language, steps=1):
Challenge.create(name=name,
language=language,
steps=steps)
def search_challenges(a_name, a_lang):
q = Challenge.select().where(Challenge.name == a_name).where(Challenge.name == a_lang)
q_two = Challenge.select().where(Challenge.name == a_name, Challenge.name == a_lang)
return q_two
2 Answers
Nicole Homeier
2,664 PointsI'm having the same issue, did you figure this out?
josephr
18,877 PointsI imagine you have already figured this out, but I was just having difficulty with it and had a hard time finding a solution.
My mistake was a silly one name is contains and the equality only holds for the language.
Challenge.name.contains(name) ...