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Sai Kiran Dasika
Courses Plus Student 7,278 PointsBug in the declaration of function. Its says Where's Members
Hey guys, Just wanted to know if this is a bug that its showing my code is
# You can check for dictionary membership using the
# "key in dict" syntax from lists.
### Example
# my_dict = {'apples': 1, 'bananas': 2, 'coconuts': 3}
# my_list = ['apples', 'coconuts', 'grapes', 'strawberries']
# members(my_dict, my_list) => 2
def members():
return count(lis)
1 Answer
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest TeacherI don't get anything about "where's members" but I do get a Bummer. I've updated the error messages, maybe you can figure out why your code isn't working from them.
I'll give you two hints. 1) members() is supposed to take arguments, yours doesn't; and 2) count() isn't a thing.
Sai Kiran Dasika
Courses Plus Student 7,278 PointsSai Kiran Dasika
Courses Plus Student 7,278 PointsThank you it worked perfectly.