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Andreas Wassberg
5,856 Pointscan only concatenate list (not "str") to list Code Challange - Loop
Hi,
I have been working on this problem for several hours and I cant seem to solve this challenge. Can someboy help me?
Challenge Task 1 of 1 I need you to write a for loop that goes through each of the words in hellos and prints each word plus the word "World". So, for example, the first iteration would print "Hello World".
hellos = [ "Hello", "Tungjatjeta", "Grüßgott", "Вiтаю", "dobrý den", "hyvää päivää", "你好", "早上好" ]
a = " World"
for word in hellos: hellos + ', '.join(a) print(hellos) break
7 Answers
Ferdinand Pretorius
18,705 PointsHi Andreas,
You are very close to the answer, here is how I would do it:
hellos = [
"Hello",
"Tungjatjeta",
"Grüßgott",
"Вiтаю",
"dobrý den",
"hyvää päivää",
"你好",
"早上好"
]
for word in hellos:
print(word + " World")
Hope this helps!
Mars Epaecap
5,110 Pointsthere's a space in her code
" World" in print(word + " World") as oppose to what I had "World"
matthew tomasetti
1,887 PointsThe space in " World" killed me.
Andreas Wassberg
5,856 PointsHi guys,
Thanks for the answer. It worked out fine!
//Andreas
Ferdinand Pretorius
18,705 PointsYou're welcome, happy coding!
Patric Daniel Pförtner
1,542 PointsHi Andreas,
You are very close to the answer, here is how I did it:
hellos = [
"Hello",
"Tungjatjeta",
"Grüßgott",
"Вiтаю",
"dobrý den",
"hyvää päivää",
"你好",
"早上好"
]
for word in hellos:
print(word + " World")
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Sandeep Krishnan
9,730 Pointsfor word in hellos: print(word {}.format(" World"))
I tried this but it didn't work for me
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest TeacherYou need to concatenate the word variable to the "{}" string.
Sandeep Krishnan
9,730 Pointsthanks Kenneth.
shamlan Al-Olayan
498 PointsThe problem that got me is in the question not in the code :p
Jason Prince
5,113 Points# List of different ways to say "Hello".
hellos = [
"Hello",
"Tungjatjeta",
"Grüßgott",
"Вiтаю",
"dobrý den",
"hyvää päivää",
"你好",
"早上好"
]
# Each time the loop cycles it will assign one of the list items to the variable hello.
# It will do this in order of left to right until the end of the list.
# Example: 1st loop, hello = "Hello". 2nd loop, hello = "Tungjatjeta". 3rd loop, hello = "Grüßgott".
for hello in hellos:
greeting = hello + " World" # Concatenate the list item variable to the string " World".
print(greeting) # Displays the concatenated string
David Cox
671 PointsI was having trouble with this until I looked for help. I had it correct but why do we need to put a space between the double quote and World?
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest TeacherKenneth Love
Treehouse Guest Teacher.join()is for joining the items in an iterable (something that has multiple items). Joining youravariable would produce" ,W,o,r,l,d"which isn't at al what you want. Also,hellos +the join won't do what you're thinking, either.