My code runs in the interpreter but does not pass the check in the exercise window. The only error msg is "Bummer!"

Question

I'm working on the class Store example, and my solution works in multiple interpreters but still does not pass the code test.   The only error message is "Bummer!", which is itself a bummer.  Any ideas?
class Store:
  open = 9
  close = 6
  def hours(self):
    print("We're open from {} to {}.".format(self.open,self.close))
class Store:
...   open = 9
...   close = 6
...   
...   def hours(self):
...     print("We're open from {} to {}.".format(self.open,self.close))
... 
macys = Store()
macys.hours()
We're open from 9 to 6.
```method.py
class Store:
  open = 9
  close = 6
  def hours(self):
    print("We're open from {} to {}.".format(self.open,self.close))
```

Jennifer Nordell · Accepted Answer

You're doing great!  Your code is even functional!  However, you missed the line where it says to return the string, not print it.  So if you change the print to return your code should pass.  Hope this helps!  :dizzy:

kevenhaynes · Answer

Thanks, Jennifer!!  I missed that subtle difference.  It works now.  :)

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My code runs in the interpreter but does not pass the check in the exercise window. The only error msg is "Bummer!"

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