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Owen Kariyo
5,408 PointsBummer: `first` doesn't seem to be a regex match.
Challenge Question: Import re. Create an re.match() for the word "Four" in the data variable. Assign this to a new variable named first.
Here is my code which is failing. Where am I getting it wrong?
import re
file_object = open("basics.txt")
data = file_object.read()
file_object.close()
first = print(re.match("Four", data))
3 Answers
Steven Parker
243,215 PointsYou won't be using "print" here. The value of the "re.match" should be directly assigned to your variable.
Owen Kariyo
5,408 Pointsimport re
file_object = open("basics.txt")
data = file_object.read()
file_object.close()
first = re.match("Four", data)
Owen Kariyo
5,408 PointsThanks Steven