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marinmirosevic
3,279 Pointsneed help with code
need help with code
def loopy(items):
# Code goes here
items =[]
While True:
new_item=input("> ")
if new_item =='STOP':
break
items.append(new_item)
print ("Here is your list:")
for item in items:
print(loopy)
7 Answers
Jeremy Hill
29,567 Pointsdef loopy(items):
# Code goes here
for item in items:
if item == 'STOP':
break
else:
print(item)
Make sure that your indentions are correct.
Jeremy Hill
29,567 PointsIf you follow the instructions closely it's hard to miss. It tells you to add a for loop that prints each item but first checks to see if the item is equal to 'STOP' and if it does then break the loop, so
step 1:
for item in items:
step 2:
if item == 'STOP': break
step 3:
else: print(item)
marinmirosevic
3,279 Pointsdef loopy(items): # Code goes here items=[] while True: new_item=input("> ") items.append(new_item) print ("Here is your list:") for item in items: if item == STOP': break else: print(item)
marinmirosevic
3,279 Points''' def loopy(items): # Code goes here items=[] while True: new_item=input("> ") items.append(new_item) print ("Here is your list:") for item in items: if item == STOP': break else: print(item) '''
marinmirosevic
3,279 Pointsseems it doesnt work
marinmirosevic
3,279 Pointsthanks Jeremy
Jeremy Hill
29,567 PointsYou're welcome :)