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Oprea Mihai
5,592 Pointsdisemvowel
In my Pycharm it works but here it gives me this error
def disemvowel(word):
#word=word.lower()
#print (word)
word=list(word)
vocals=['a','e','i','o','u']
for w in word:
if w.lower() in vocals:
word.remove(w)
else:
continue
return"".join(word)
1 Answer
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi there! My guess here is that you haven't tested a data set that includes two vowels together. When I send "Treehouse" into your disemvowel function, I get back "Trhuse". Note that this still contains vowels. Remember, that when you use remove you are changing the indexing of the thing you're iterating over. This is causing some checks to be skipped entirely. Try either iterating over a copy of the string and mutating the original or vice versa and iterate over the original and mutate the copy.
Hope this helps!
Oprea Mihai
5,592 PointsOprea Mihai
5,592 PointsI still have error althou I redone it : def disemvowel(word): word=list(word) word_c=[] vocals=['a','e','i','o','u'] for w in word : if w.lower() in vocals: word.remove(w) else: word_c.append(w) return"".join(word_c)