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Marco Koopman
5,290 PointsAgain.. My code has the correct output but the task says it didnt get the right output..
def sillycase (string):
string_array = list(string)
divider = int(len(string_array) / 2)
first_half = string_array[:divider]
second_half = string_array[divider:]
return ''.join(first_half) + ''.join(second_half).upper()
When entered "treehouse" in my function it returns "treeHOUSE", just like it should. However the task says this code gives the wrong output..
def sillycase (string):
string_array = list(string)
divider = int(len(string_array) / 2)
first_half = string_array[:divider]
second_half = string_array[divider:]
return ''.join(first_half) + ''.join(second_half).upper()
1 Answer

Viraj Deshaval
4,874 PointsIt's not working because you are not lower casing the first half of the string. See below:
def sillycase (string):
string_array = list(string)
divider = int(len(string_array) / 2)
print(type(divider))
first_half = string_array[:divider]
second_half = string_array[divider:]
return (''.join(first_half).lower() + ''.join(second_half).upper())
It worked for me. Check this out.
Marco Koopman
5,290 PointsMarco Koopman
5,290 PointsTotally oversaw that! It works now, thanks! :)