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6,703 PointsI think I'm doing this right. I also tried this in Python CLI and it works fine. It's still giving me "Bummer".
I think I'm doing this right. I also tried this in Python CLI and it works fine. It's still giving me "Bummer". Please check and fix your checking algorithm.
best = ["Something", "Something else", "Something more"]
best += ["Anything", "Nothing"]
best.insert(0, "Start")
2 Answers
Umesh Ravji
42,386 PointsIt's complaining because of the uppercase 's' in 'start' :p
Ammar Fatihallah
7,417 PointsDid you try best.append() ?
Keyur Golani
6,703 PointsKeyur Golani
6,703 PointsThanks a lot. I really didn't notice so obvious and I was so much confused that no one has yet complained and why does it seem only to me that it's broken.