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Raymond Vorhauer
Courses Plus Student 198 PointsHow do I get past this exercise if I do not know the right corrections?
I'm stuck! I'm not sure which corrections I need to make, so that means I am stuck on this step with no way to find out what the right corrections should be and no way to move to the next step.
print("Hello")
print(name)
print("Let's do some math!")
print(5 + "a")
print("Thanks for playing along!")
2 Answers
billy mercier
6,259 Pointsyou can't add an int with a string so turn 5 into a string... also name is not a variable so turn it into a string as well.
Raymond Vorhauer
Courses Plus Student 198 PointsThanks, I was able to make the right corrections. So it seems (with these exercises) that if you are unable to provide the expected corrections or type in the expected code then you are STUCK on that particular exercise and unable to A) find out what the correct lines of code should be and B) unable to progress to the next step. There should be a "show me the correct answers" option so that when we get stuck, we can get the correct answer and move to the next step.
behar
10,799 PointsHey Raymond! Many people share your frustration that there is no 'see answer' button. This was intentionally not included tho, lots of other people have asked for it, you can read this thread for a simple answer.
Hope this helps!