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2,344 PointsSillycase Function
This is what I have so far. I think I am on the right track but stumped on how to fix the function
def sillycase(string):
string = str(input("Enter a word and watch what happens!"))
a = int(len(string))
b = a // 2
silly_list_lower = [0:b]
silly_list_upper = [b:]
print(string.lower(silly_list_lower)) + (string.upper(silly_list_upper))
1 Answer
Oszkár Fehér
Treehouse Project ReviewerHi Ali Your code it's almost done just if you use the len() you don't need to use the int() to, the len() gives already an integer which used with // it will give you a hole number, not a float. In the print statement the to variables should be under the same ()
print(silly_list_lower + silly_list_upper)
i hope this helps