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Python Object-Oriented Python Advanced Objects Frustration

Basel Kanaan
Basel Kanaan
4,458 Points
Posted by Basel Kanaan
Basel Kanaan
4,458 Points

hello i need a littile help here

i would like to have a little help here please

frustration.py 
class Liar(list):
    def __len__(self):
        return len(self +1)

1 Answer

Ave Nurme
Ave Nurme
20,907 Points
Ave Nurme
Ave Nurme
20,907 Points

Hi Basel

I checked the challenge and tried it out myself.

Your first two lines are correct. In your return statement you need to override the __len__ method with super() and then add +1 (or +2 or whatever value). The __len__ method itself does not take any arguments.

Hope this helps!