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Python Web Development Techdegree Student 922 Pointsok so I did this and I do not understand why it is not passing through. Do i have to make it for any string?
def sillycase(string): string = "John" return string.lower([:2]) return string.upper([2:])
def sillycase(string):
string = "John"
return string.lower([:2])
return string.upper([2:])
1 Answer
doesitmatter
12,885 Pointsafter
return string.lower([:2])
The function will return that value and not run the rest of your code, so in order to make this work you can create a new variable in which you store each half and then return the two concatenated