Python First Class 2.2

The challenge instructs you to return the result of the praise method if the grade is greater than 50 or the result of the reassurance method if the grade is lower than 50. In your code, you are not calling the respective methods praise and reassurance.

You simply need to include the parentheses after the self.praise and self.reassurance in your return statements.

def feedback(self, grade):
    if self.grade >50:
        return self.praise()
    else:
        return self.reassurance()

Hi there!

You're really close. Unfortunately there's a little bit of a trap in this challenge. you have to make a method that takes an argument called grade, which you got spot on:

def feedback(self, grade):

But the class also has a variable called grade. When you check self.grade, you're actually checking the class variable named grade, not the grade argument passed into the feedback method, and the internal self.grade is always 50. Just a reminder:

class Test:

    name = "bob"

    def internal(self, name):
        print(self.name)
        print(name)

names = Test()
names.internal("Jeff")

Will print:

bob
jeff

Secondly you're returning the class methods, not their return values - just call them to get their return values, and return the value you get back :)