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Ondina Lipsa
368 PointsAssertion Error...
Hello, can you please tell me why my code doesn't work?
# insert your code here
my_tuple='I','love','python'
1 Answer
boi
14,241 PointsAh, the good ol regex. Seems like to check your solution regex is used in the back. You'll learn about regex soon.
Coming to the error displayed *AssertionError: Regex didn't match: 'my_tuple\s=\s[/(]?\'?\"?I\"?\'?,\s\'?\"?love\"?\'?,\s\'?\"?python\"?\'?[/)]?' *.
notice that my_tuple have \s before and after the equals sign, \s means space, so try this;
my_tuple = 'I', 'love', 'python'
Give a space before, after the equals sign, and after every comma.
Ondina Lipsa
368 PointsOh yes, thank you so much, it worked!
Ondina Lipsa
368 PointsOndina Lipsa
368 PointsTraceback (most recent call last): File "", line 22, in test_code_expectations AssertionError: Regex didn't match: 'my_tuple\s=\s[/(]?\\'?\"?I\"?\\'?,\s\\'?\"?love\"?\\'?,\s\\'?\"?python\"?\\'?[/)]?' not found in "my_tuple=('I','love','python',)" : To create a tuple, my_tuple should be equal to comma separated values. You can also use parentheses around the values if you want.