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11 Answers
Josh Keenan
19,649 PointsHey Jake, I don't want to look to the computer to the left of me to answer your question as I want internet points, so here I am. Your code does nothing so I will explain why.
print("Python stuff")
This will output the string 'Python stuff', but if you don't use the parentheses (<- brackets like these ->) it doesn't understand what it should do and throws an exception!
Josh Keenan
19,649 PointsKenneth LoveS us all, ha, get it? I'm a great comedian, I think..
Josh Keenan
19,649 PointsI'd recommend repeating the python basics course by Kenneth, he will explain it better than I ever could!
Josh Keenan
19,649 PointsIt's because his surname is love, if you added the letter 'S' to his surname it becomes the word 'loves' and in the context it becomes humorous
Josh Keenan
19,649 PointsLuckily you're in the right place, TeamTreehouse! Kenneth Love is teaching the course, here's the link if you want to redo the course! https://teamtreehouse.com/library/python-basics
Jake Salo
13,175 PointsI still don't get it
Jake Salo
13,175 PointsI have already but he doesn't lyke me
Jake Salo
13,175 PointsI don't get it - please xplaine
Jake Salo
13,175 Pointsok thanks - now I get it. But I still don't understand how to do python, plez halp
Jake Salo
13,175 Pointsok ill have a look - thanks Josh Keenan! :D (My name is jake by the way)