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brian torman
Courses Plus Student 313 PointsOops task 1 is no longer passing? But it passed, I am confused?
I am confused, it seems really simple, I hit check my work, and it says oops task 1 is no longer passing..
Task 1, set the variable available to the variable sundaes, with a .split function and split the semi colons...
Task 2, create a menu with a place holder that is undeclared, so basicly just a string.
Task 3, reassign the sundae function to display_menu, and instead of split, .join(', '), than go to the menu variable and at the end of the string add .format(display_menu) check work.. OPS task 1 is no longer passing. Okay I tried many different things, adding and removing lines, changing functions and variables... Eh.. kind of annoying, knowing it something simple, and having to wait to continue and post this.
available = "banana split;hot fudge;cherry;malted;black and white"
sundaes = available.split(';')
menu = "Our available flavors are: {}."
sundaes = display_menu.join(',')
menu = "our available flavors are: {}.".format(display_menu)
3 Answers
aaronbuckles
3,291 PointsThe problem is on line 4. The line should look like display_menu = ', '.join(sundaes). You just mixed up the variables and the syntax of the join method. Help this helps!
brian torman
Courses Plus Student 313 Pointsi changed it, still having problems with it.
aaronbuckles
3,291 PointsCould you post your current code? The last line should be menu = menu.format(display_menu) I think that may be the problem.
brian torman
Courses Plus Student 313 Pointssoon as i went back, I found the problem, I changed line 4, but deleted line 5. I had to re-add line 5. thanks
aaronbuckles
3,291 PointsYour welcome