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684 PointsDidn't understand the question
Hey! First thing, what is "iterable"? second thing, i didnt understand how to use 'random.randit()' what what to do after that. thanx!
import random
def random_item("apple"):
random.randit()
# EXAMPLE
# random_item("Treehouse")
# The randomly selected number is 4.
# The return value would be "h"
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,236 Points"Iterable" is basically "capable of being stepped through, one item at a time".
Most (but not all) collections of items are iterable. A common example would be lists.
For your second question, the actual name of the function is randInt (with an "n"), and it takes two arguments that indicate minimum and maximum values. It will return a random integer value chosen between the two arguments provided.
For example, this code will print a random number between 0 and 9:
print(random.randint(0,9))
or porat
684 Pointsor porat
684 Pointsthanx alex! i wrote the cod like this now:
import random
def random_item("apple"): print(random.randit(0,3)) return "apple"
but still i need to fix something. what's wrong? i think i did'nt understand what to return
Alexander Davison
65,469 PointsAlexander Davison
65,469 PointsDid you just call Steven Parker Alex?! Lol
Anyway, I noticed you actually can't and shouldn't use double/single quotes for parameter string names.
For more detail look below in my answer.