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Evandro Luis Lima Pastor
1,061 PointsI copy the script from the video, but I get a different output...
I copy the video script, but the output is like so:
['Lbm']
['Lbm', 'Clfrn']
['Lbm', 'Clfrn', 'Klhm']
['Lbm', 'Clfrn', 'Klhm', 'Flrd']
here is the script:
What i did wrong???
thanks!
1 Answer
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Jeremy Fisk
7,768 Pointsyou just need to unindent your print(output)
statement,
ensure the print(output)
statement is in the same column as you first for
loop and your variable declarations and you will get the desired result