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Python The Challenge

brandon supinski
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brandon supinski
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brandon supinski
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Am I missing something?

I reviewed the teacher note videos and notes of the previous course, but feel like many of the task being asked have not been covered yet?

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Can you be more specific?

3 Answers

Shanil Mohan R
Shanil Mohan R
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Shanil Mohan R
Shanil Mohan R
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Hi Brandon, Even though it is not covered specifically in the List section , this concept was covered in one of the earlier section.. When you want to iterate through the list and print out the elements one by one we are talking about using an iterative construct here and then it is just becoming a little creative about how you print the # with in the loop.

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Adding a new item is covered in one of the videos linked down in the Teacher's Notes.

It's the one labeled Adding items to lists.

brandon supinski
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I meant where you add the title of Player # in front of the name. I gave up and just continued with lessons, it was covered in a video after the practice.

Katie Ferencik
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Katie Ferencik
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This threw me too! I figured it had something to do with printing the iteration, but I'm not sure exactly how. I'll probably skip that part and move on to the next video. Wish it was specifically covered prior to the challenge, as it would have kept me from confusion.