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Kostas Stankevicius
7,169 PointsCant seem to find whats wrong with my function
Thanks for you help !
def sillycase(string):
half = len(string) // 2
first = string[:one].lower()
second = string[one:].upper()
result = first + second
return result
3 Answers
Bryan Reed
11,747 PointsYou defined the half variable but never used it. Once you put the half variable in the slices it works.
def sillycase(string):
half = len(string) // 2
first = string[:half].lower()
second = string[half:].upper()
result = first + second
return result
andren
28,558 PointsYou just have a typo. When slicing the string you reference a variable called one which does not exist in your code. If you replace one with half which I assume is what you meant to type. Like this:
def sillycase(string):
half = len(string) // 2
first = string[:half].lower()
second = string[half:].upper()
result = first + second
return result
Then your code will work.
Kostas Stankevicius
7,169 PointsThanks a lot, Andren and Brian. My variable for half length was originally called one :( silly mistake