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Thomas Ritchie
94 PointsI'm stuck on the 2nd question in python basics ("Hello, Treehouse")'. What's wrong
Use the print() function to print the string "Hello, Treehouse"
3 Answers
Steve Hunter
57,696 PointsHi Thomas,
That should look like:
print("Hello, Treehouse")
I can't see what you've done so I hope that helps!
Steve.
Pawel Zablocki
1,798 PointsI tried the above and I still got an error message
Steve Hunter
57,696 PointsHi Pawel,
Can you post your code and the error message, please?
Steve.
Pawel Zablocki
1,798 PointsHi Steve. Sorry for not responding sooner. I got the thing working. Thanks.
Thomas Ritchie
94 PointsThomas Ritchie
94 PointsThat is exactly what I did and passed that part but it keeps going back to it. I think that there's something wrong and when you ask for direction you will be lucky to get it 6 hours later. I can't learn like that I think I need hands on classes.
Steve Hunter
57,696 PointsSteve Hunter
57,696 PointsHi Thomas,
I just tried that code and it worked for me. A direct copy/paste works fine - the challenge will be looking for a very specific output, so any changes in capitalisation, punctuation or spacing may cause the code to fail. The tests are looking for the precise string, "
Hello, Treehouse" inside of theprint()parentheses.Steve.