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Start your free trialRaymond Clark
2,497 PointsNeed help figuring out this challenge
The result seems correct but when i submit it, it say's "X Bummer, try again" I suspect it has to do with the "starter" variable being placed inside the function. Does it want it outside of the function?
import datetime
def delorean(num):
starter = datetime.datetime(2015, 10, 21, 16, 29)
hours = datetime.timedelta(hours=num)
return starter + hours
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsWhen you have a guess about the cause of an issue, you might want to just give it a try before asking for help. Sometimes, like in this case, your intuition will be spot on!
Also, just in general, you won't want to modify the code a challenge gives you to start with unless the instructions tell you explicitly to do so. Most times, your solution should be made with code added to the provided starter code.