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Peter Bozic
453 PointsGeez, looks like I'll need to ask a question after every challenge as I just can't get the green light. Thanks
I tried several times. Thanks for help. I must say again it's getting to me that you don't have solutions.
println("n\Bread,n\Milk,n\Honey,")
3 Answers
Robert Richey
Courses Plus Student 16,352 PointsHi Peter,
Take your time and try to make sure you understand everything in the question. Especially the last part:
Separate each item in the list with the special newline character (\n).
Newline characters are represented by \n, not n\.
Also, we don't need commas in the string to separate each item, just newline characters.
Hope this helps,
Cheers
Peter Bozic
453 PointsHi Robert Thanks very much! That did the job but just goes to show that we have to rely on our memory so perhaps a reference sheet would be useful instead of having to keep re watching the videos and again having to rely on or memory and clearly mine is not so good, lol. This is the easy stuff, when it gets more complicated I'll have no chance.
Robert Richey
Courses Plus Student 16,352 PointsI think it's important to be patient with yourself. Making mistakes and troubleshooting errors are the way of life for us. If ever you stop making mistakes, then I'll argue that you've stopped trying to learn.
Peter Bozic
453 PointsThanks Robert, great advice I'm sure!