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Armando Garcia
4,252 Pointsdef hello_student(name): print("Hello ", name) Im not sure how this is incorrect for the directions given
so it says to write a function hello_student and the argument passed should be name, and it should return the printed statement of "hello" followed by the name variable. Ive tested this on PyCharm and it works no problem, but the test wont let me continue without it
def hello_student(name):
print("Hello ", name)
2 Answers
boi
14,242 PointsThe challenge requires 2 things from your solution, the first is to print out a string not a tuple, the second, it wants you to return the value not print it.
your solution does the opposite, your output is a tuple not a string.
def hello_student(name):
print("Hello ", name)
#Output
>>> ("Hello ", "name")
Output should be "Hello name" not ("Hello ", "name"). Tag me if you need me to show you the complete solution.
Armando Garcia
4,252 PointsWhat does your function look like MJ?
Armando Garcia
4,252 PointsArmando Garcia
4,252 PointsThank you so much, your a gem lol. I knew there was some minor detail I was overlooking in the question itself. I just could not figure it out for some reason.
MJ IT IS
Courses Plus Student 273 PointsMJ IT IS
Courses Plus Student 273 PointsBro i still not get it 😕