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Start your free trialRonald Tse
5,798 PointsWhat's the problem with my code
Please give me hints
def sillycase(arg):
upperstr = arg.upper()
lowerstr = arg.lower()
length = len(list(arg))
newlist = lowerstr[:length%2] + upperstr[length%2:]
return "".join(newlist)
1 Answer
Brendan Whiting
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 84,738 PointsYou're using the modulus operator when you want to be dividing. (And when you do divide, make sure you end up with an integer)