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Dennis Stephens
2,864 PointsChallenge is not accepting but terminal does
OK, here's a...weird...set of tiles. I need you to loop through TILES and print out each item. Print each item on the same line unless the item is a double pipe (||). In that case, instead of printing the item, print a new line (\n). Use the end argument to print() to control whether things print on a new line or not.
Pleas see code below. Not sure why this is not passing, thank you
TILES = ('-', ' ', '-', ' ', '-', '||',
'_', '|', '_', '|', '_', '|', '||',
'&', ' ', '_', ' ', '||',
' ', ' ', ' ', '^', ' ', '||'
)
def tile_loop(TILES):
for tile in TILES:
if tile != "||":
output = tile
else:
output = "\n"
return print(output, end="")
1 Answer
sepehr akbarzadeh
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 1,762 PointsDon't use return in your loop, because it break your iteration.
TILES = ('-', ' ', '-', ' ', '-', '||',
'_', '|', '_', '|', '_', '|', '||',
'&', ' ', '_', ' ', '||',
' ', ' ', ' ', '^', ' ', '||'
)
def tile_loop(TILES):
for tile in TILES:
if tile != "||":
output = tile
else:
output = "\n"
print(output, end="")
tile_loop(TILES)