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Emilio Andere
495 PointsWhy is this wrong
Why
def disemvowel(word):
try:
disemvowel.remove("e", "i")
except ValueError:
pass
return word
disemvowel("emilio")
Steven Parker
231,007 PointsHint: while you can't use "remove" on a string, you can use "replace".
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherJennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherPlease refer to the answer left here. As stated previously, you can not use the
removemethod on a string. Also, the remove method takes only one argument. Here, you've passed in two arguments, "e" and "i". Third. the thing you're trying to remove from isword. Try running this in workspaces and you'll get syntax errors because you can not use remove on a string, the thing you're trying to remove from is the name of the function itself, andremovemay not have more than one argument.