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Ethan Newell
1,925 Pointsi need some help with this please :)
beatles = ["John"]
others = ["George", "Ringo"]
beatles.append ("Paul")
1 Answer
Steven Parker
229,786 PointsIt looks like you have already passed task 1.
For task 2, if you just try this code as-is, you'll get a "Bummer" message that contains this hint: "Use the extend method to add all items in one list to another".
mohan Abdul
Courses Plus Student 1,453 Pointsmohan Abdul
Courses Plus Student 1,453 PointsSteven Parker I have entered the exact same as the person that has started this thread, but when I click show preview and refresh, it doesn't like something. What am I missing? thanks.
Steven Parker
229,786 PointsSteven Parker
229,786 PointsThe code above will pass task 1. Task 2 hasn't been done yet.
mohan Abdul
Courses Plus Student 1,453 Pointsmohan Abdul
Courses Plus Student 1,453 PointsSteven Parker, I clicked check work and its not passing try it yourself. Theres something thats missing. python '''beatles = ["John"] others = ["George", "Ringo"] beatles.append("paul")''' . I still don't know how to insert the black box with python script.
Steven Parker
229,786 PointsSteven Parker
229,786 PointsI copy the words from inside the black box above and then paste them directly into the challenge box, and it passes task 1 for me with no changes.
Note that in your unformatted sample code you spelled "paul" with a lower-case "p" instead of "Paul" as shown above (and asked for in the instructions).
mohan Abdul
Courses Plus Student 1,453 Pointsmohan Abdul
Courses Plus Student 1,453 Pointsthanks Steven Parker it was the capital 'P', that's was missing.