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Start your free trialThabang Richard Katlholo
3,761 PointsEscapes challenge 2
Now, write a function named numbers() that takes two arguments: a count as an integer and a string. Return an re.search for exactly count numbers in the string. Remember, you can multiply strings and integers to create your pattern.
import re
def first_number(strF):
return re.search('\d',strF)
def numbers(cnt, strn):
re.search(r'\d' *cnt, strn)
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,122 PointsYou're very close!
You just forgot to return the result.
Thabang Richard Katlholo
3,761 PointsThabang Richard Katlholo
3,761 Pointsthanks a lot i don't know how i missed that