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Sam Sim Som
1,128 Pointswhy is not correct?
Hi, Kennit. this is my answer i try my own machine code is working but. i cant pass the challenge.
def squared(num): try: return print(int(num) ** 2) except ValueError: return print(num * 3)
or
def squared(num): try: return int(num) ** 2 except ValueError: return num * 3
2 Answers
Lin Lu
29,171 PointsHi, Instead of an integer 3, you should use the len() function to get the length of the string.
try:
return int(num) ** 2
except ValueError:
return num * len(num)
Sam Sim Som
1,128 Pointsthank you Lin. i missed that point.
Lin Lu
29,171 PointsYou're welcome!