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Bodie Ponder
2,808 Points
what am I missing? Im on the last question.

Posted on Feb 8, 2022 by Bodie Ponder

Bodie Ponder
2,808 Points
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Terrance McGee
2,958 Points
i dont know what im doing wrong

Posted on Nov 13, 2021 by Terrance McGee

Terrance McGee
2,958 Points
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Sinazo Nongena
2,517 Points
Task 2 of 5 Read the contents of file_object into a new variable named data. May someone please read my code

Posted on Sep 29, 2020 by Sinazo Nongena

Sinazo Nongena
2,517 Points
2 Answers
Tim Gast
7,624 Points
when use the ()

Posted on Oct 31, 2019 by Tim Gast

Tim Gast
7,624 Points
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Emily Strobl
5,429 Points
What am i doing wrong

Posted on Oct 3, 2019 by Emily Strobl

Emily Strobl
5,429 Points
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Kudzanai Leroy Mapika
3,912 Points
Import re. Create an re.match() for the word "Four" in the data variable. Assign this to a new variable named first.

Posted on Aug 26, 2019 by Kudzanai Leroy Mapika

Kudzanai Leroy Mapika
3,912 Points
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Mohammed Zvakavapano
1,746 Points
what code should i Use answer this question -- Use open() to load the file "basics.txt" into the variable file_object.

Posted on Aug 20, 2019 by Mohammed Zvakavapano

Mohammed Zvakavapano
1,746 Points
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Mohammed Zvakavapano
1,746 Points
Use open() to load the file "basics.txt" into the variable file_object.

Posted on Aug 20, 2019 by Mohammed Zvakavapano

Mohammed Zvakavapano
1,746 Points
1 Answer
Fineen Davis
1,281 Points
data variable appears to not contain the right information

Posted on Jun 12, 2019 by Fineen Davis

Fineen Davis
1,281 Points
1 Answer
Dana Johnson
10,337 Points
What is wrong with my code for question 4 of 5 not working - Here is my code: first = re.match(r'Four', data)

Posted on Jun 3, 2019 by Dana Johnson

Dana Johnson
10,337 Points
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BLESSING TASHINGA GURENJE
5,793 Points
can you assist please

Posted on Nov 12, 2018 by BLESSING TASHINGA GURENJE

BLESSING TASHINGA GURENJE
5,793 Points
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Jeremy Millar
Courses Plus Student 3,375 Points
why does this not work?

Posted on Oct 11, 2018 by Jeremy Millar

Jeremy Millar
Courses Plus Student 3,375 Points
1 Answer
Karen Shumate
13,579 Points
Use open() to load the file "basics.txt" into the variable file_object.

Posted on Sep 15, 2018 by Karen Shumate

Karen Shumate
13,579 Points
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Rafay Ahmed
956 Points
I have a syntax error

Posted on Jul 15, 2018 by Rafay Ahmed

Rafay Ahmed
956 Points
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Rafay Ahmed
956 Points
Hi I have a syntax error as an indentation error

Posted on Jul 15, 2018 by Rafay Ahmed

Rafay Ahmed
956 Points
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Shorayi Spencer Guzha
6,044 Points
Regular expressions Task 3 of 5 closing file_object my solution seem to be correct but not pasing

Posted on Apr 2, 2018 by Shorayi Spencer Guzha

Shorayi Spencer Guzha
6,044 Points
1 Answer
Dominque Cox
15,362 Points
What is wrong with my rile_object.close() line?

Posted on Mar 30, 2018 by Dominque Cox

Dominque Cox
15,362 Points
3 Answers
Avraham Shukron
19,609 Points
Closing a file in Python

Posted on Mar 30, 2018 by Avraham Shukron

Avraham Shukron
19,609 Points
1 Answer
Warren Gates
17,401 Points
Now close the file_object file so it isn't taking up memory.

Posted on Mar 30, 2018 by Warren Gates

Warren Gates
17,401 Points
4 Answers
Cross Ender
9,567 Points
Here's another way to do it.

Posted on May 28, 2017 by Cross Ender

Cross Ender
9,567 Points
2 Answers
Hannah Trewern
13,429 Points
basics.py Task 4 of 5

Posted on Mar 29, 2017 by Hannah Trewern

Hannah Trewern
13,429 Points
3 Answers
Michael Blum
254 Points
Everytime I get to task 4 I get the same error : "It looks like Task 1 is no longer passing"... What should I do ?

Posted on Mar 15, 2017 by Michael Blum

Michael Blum
254 Points
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Kristine Saryan
1,386 Points
Why does it keep saying Task 1 is no longer passing when I try to do task 2. I haven't changed anything

Posted on Mar 2, 2017 by Kristine Saryan

Kristine Saryan
1,386 Points
1 Answer
Russel Klueg
2,813 Points
Python re.match() breaks Task 1

Posted on Dec 28, 2015 by Russel Klueg

Russel Klueg
2,813 Points
1 Answer
Amresh Venugopal
2,307 Points
create a regex

Posted on Sep 14, 2015 by Amresh Venugopal

Amresh Venugopal
2,307 Points
2 Answers
Rungano Matonda
3,237 Points
Regular expressions in Python Task 5 of 5

Posted on Apr 30, 2015 by Rungano Matonda

Rungano Matonda
3,237 Points
2 Answers
sara oren
1,798 Points
Why isn't my answer going through?

Posted on Mar 29, 2015 by sara oren

sara oren
1,798 Points
2 Answers
Nyasha Chawanda
7,946 Points
using the re module

Posted on Mar 4, 2015 by Nyasha Chawanda

Nyasha Chawanda
7,946 Points
1 Answer
MUZ140330 Simbarashe Chibgwe
2,825 Points
Import re. Create an re.match() for the word "Four" in the data variable. Assign this to a new variable named first.

Posted on Feb 26, 2015 by MUZ140330 Simbarashe Chibgwe

MUZ140330 Simbarashe Chibgwe
2,825 Points
2 Answers
Apus Wsoe
7,555 Points
Error`first` doesn't seem to be a regex match. Works in Preview first = r'Four' print(re.match(first, data))

Posted on Jan 5, 2015 by Apus Wsoe

Apus Wsoe
7,555 Points
4 Answers

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