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Ethan Pyles
2,710 PointsCheck Code when executing.
Seems simple enough. Reviewed range tutorial.
Ethan Pyles
2,710 PointsI am surprised the origianl code was not attached to the question.
my_list = [] for val in range(10): mylist.append(val) print(val)
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Ethan Pyles
2,710 PointsI went to the range.py work space and I was able to diagnose a syntax error. "mylist" undefined. Maybe some errors are surpressed when checking work?
my_list = [] for val in range(10): print (val) my_list.append(val) print (my_list)
rydavim
18,813 Pointsrydavim
18,813 PointsCan you please clarify what your question or comment is regarding this challenge? If your code is running into errors, please post that as well. You can format your code using the following markdown.
```python
# your code here
```