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Victor Padilla
566 PointsWhy is the output "o o h"?
for letter in "You got this!":
if letter in "oh":
print(letter)
I don't seem to understand why the output is "o o h"? What happened to the "you got this"? And where did the extra "o" come from?
Thanks
Victor Padilla
566 Pointsahhh ok ok , I understand now 👌🏽 thank you !
David Garcia
Python Development Techdegree Graduate 11,254 PointsDavid Garcia
Python Development Techdegree Graduate 11,254 Pointsthink about it like this: for every letter thats in 'you got this' and if the letter is in 'oh': then print out the letter
the if statement is checking the letters within the sentence and seeing if the letter is in the word 'oh' therefore it is printing an extra 'o' when looped. hopefully that makes it simpler its a tad bit confusing