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1,401 Pointschallenge task 2 of 2
I did not understand this challenge need some help really appreciate it.
2 Answers
Chris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,457 PointsChallenge Task 2 of 2 asks
Now, make a function named summarize
that also takes a list. It should return
the string "The sum of X is Y."
, replacing "X"
with the string version of the list and "Y"
with the sum total of the list.
# Now, make a function named `summarize` that also takes a list.
def summarize(lst):
# `"X"` with the string version of the list
X = str(lst)
# `"Y"` with the sum total of the list.
# use the `add_list` function from Task 1
Y = add_list(lst)
# It should `return` the string `"The sum of X is Y."`, replacing `"X"`
# with the string version of the list and `"Y"` with the sum total of the list.
return "The sum of {X} is {Y}.".format(X=X, Y=Y)
This can be simplified to be:
# Now, make a function named `summarize` that also takes a list.
def summarize(lst):
# It should `return` the string `"The sum of X is Y."`, replacing `"X"`
# with the string version of the list and `"Y"` with the sum total of the list.
return "The sum of {X} is {Y}.".format(X=lst, Y=add_list(lst))
or using the default format
notation, the return can written as:
return 'The sum of {} is {}.'.format(lst, add_list(lst))
Omer Khan
1,401 PointsThanks Chris
Matthew Rigdon
8,223 PointsMatthew Rigdon
8,223 PointsMore specific please. What don't you understand?