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Jack Cummins
17,417 PointsI don't know what to do next
Would you please give me the code and explain why the code makes sense. The task is: Finally, make a variable named sorted_challenges that is all of the Challenge records, ordered by the steps attribute on the model. The order should be ascending, which is the default direction.
Thanks SO Much! Jack
from models import Challenge
all_challenges = Challenge.select()
Challenge.create(language='Ruby', name='Booleans')
sorted_challenges = Challenge.select().order_by()
1 Answer
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi there, Jack Cummins! I received your request for assistance and you are super close on this one. You've imported the model, selected all the challenges, and even created a new one! However, the problem is in your last line. You are asked to sort the challenges and order them by the "steps" attribute on the model. You've included the order_by, but you haven't told it what it's supposed to order by. So your last line should be:
sorted_challenges = Challenge.select().order_by(Challenge.steps)
Hope this helps!
