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Python Python Collections (2016, retired 2019) Slices sillyCase

Posted by Idris Abdulwahab
Idris Abdulwahab
Courses Plus Student 2,961 Points

slices

Quiz Challenge: Create a function named sillycase and it'll take a single string as an argument. sillycase should return the same string but the first half should be lowercased and the second half should be uppercased. For example, with the string "Treehouse", sillycase would return "treeHOUSE". Don't worry about rounding your halves, but remember that indexes should be integers. You'll want to use the int() function or integer division, //.

sillycase.py 
def sillycase(cola):
    start = cola[:int(len(cola)/2)]
    end = cola[int(len(cola)/2):]
    small = start.lower()
    big = end.upper()
    final = small + big
    return final

2 Answers

Christopher Gomez
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Christopher Gomez
Courses Plus Student 13,800 Points
Christopher Gomez
Christopher Gomez
Courses Plus Student 13,800 Points

here try this 

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Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
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Michael Hulet
Michael Hulet
47,913 Points

Hey Christopher!

For future reference, it's frowned upon in the Community to post code that can be copied and pasted and just work without explanation. As such, I've redacted the code in this answer. If you'd like to re-post your code, feel free to do so, but make sure it illustrates how to solve the problem without actually being copy/pastable to solve it. Also, be sure to include a good explanation about how and why it's the correct solution to the problem. Thanks for helping out in the Community!

Idris Abdulwahab
Idris Abdulwahab
Courses Plus Student 2,961 Points

Christopher thank you so much for your help and hints. I understood what mistakes I made and your help got me through. I read your response before it was redacted by the last post. Cheers.

Christopher Gomez
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Christopher Gomez
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Christopher Gomez
Christopher Gomez
Courses Plus Student 13,800 Points

@Idris Abdulwahab glade to help that's what the community is for