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Carina De Jager
1,779 Points2nd portion isn't passing
Maybe it's just because it's late and I'm tired, but I feel like I'm not even close to getting the second portion of this code to work... What am I missing?
class Store():
open = '9'
close = '12'
def hours(self):
hoursopen = []
sentence = "We're open from {} to {}."
hoursopen.append(sentence.format(**open, close))
return self.hoursopen
3 Answers
Vittorio Somaschini
33,371 PointsHello Carina.
In this case I would simply go with the return statement inside the method definition. All we need here is one line, the return line.
What do we want to return? "We're open from {} to {}" (string plus 2 placeholders) and adding a simple format method at the end of it. That should work fine.
Let me know I made it clear enough.
Vittorio
Andreas cormack
Python Web Development Techdegree Graduate 33,011 Pointslike metioned above just use the format method on the string and populate the placeholders with properties of the class.
class Store():
open = '9'
close = '12'
def hours(self):
return "We're open from {} to {}.".format(self.open,self.close)
Carina De Jager
1,779 PointsThank you. I knew my brain was making that way harder than it needed to be. Lol.