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George Lugo
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 922 Pointswhy isn't this code working
def sillycase(string): Dot = int(len(string / 2) josh = string[:Dot] alison = string[Dot:] return josh.lower() + alison.upper()
def sillycase(string):
Dot = int(len(string / 2)
josh = string[:Dot]
alison = string[Dot:]
return josh.lower() + alison.upper()
3 Answers
Stuart Wright
41,119 PointsThe problem is in your second line. You're very close but look at your parentheses - you have two '(' but only one ')', which will always cause an error. Everything else is correct.
George Lugo
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 922 Pointsdef sillycase(string): Dot = int(len(string / 2)) josh = string[:Dot] alison = string[Dot:] return josh.lower() + alison.upper()
still not working
Stuart Wright
41,119 PointsOne of your closing parentheses is positioned incorrectly. Think about the order you want to do these operations in. You want to get the length of the string and then divide that number by 2, then convert this number to an integer. You are currently trying to divide the actual string (rather than the length) by 2, which isn't a valid operation.