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Michael Morale
2,702 PointsCan't get this bit of code to work. Can someone look at it and see what's wrong?
def suggest(product_idea): if len(product_idea) < 3: raise ValueError("Please try again!") result (product_idea + "inator") print ("Your machine is called {}!")
prodcut_idea = input("What is it called?")
3 Answers
Mia Allen
2,929 PointsI think it's your spelling. You spelled product as Prodcut for the input. Hope that helps!
Michael Morale
2,702 PointsI fixed that and still nothing. Any advice?
Mia Allen
2,929 PointsIt's always good to check your indentation. Did it tell you what kind of error it was?
Michael Morale
2,702 PointsIt will run the program. Ask for the input, then nothing. No errors.
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,974 PointsAre you trying to pass the challenge? If so you shouldn't have any input or print statements. But you should have a return statement.
Michael Morale
2,702 PointsOkay. Return instead of print? And no inputs?
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,974 PointsKRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,974 PointsYes return instead of print. And the checker will pass in a value to your function as product_idea so there is no need for input.