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Eswar Ambati
890 PointsAt 4:05 I am getting different output why?
At 4:05 When I typed the same dictionary and clicked enter I get … in the console instead of the dictionary being outputted?
Why?
1 Answer
Christopher Frederick
6,547 PointsHi Eswar,
It sounds like you didn't place a closing bracket at the end of your dictionary. Not doing this will result in ... because there are still additional key/value sets that are expected on your new line since the dictionary is not closed.
Eswar Ambati
890 PointsEswar Ambati
890 PointsOh yes I just realised. Thank you very much
neilkimmelfield2
1,158 Pointsneilkimmelfield2
1,158 PointsIn the video, at 4:14, I am seeing that Ken omitted the second closing bracket. I can't figure out why the code actually ran in the console in the video.