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anthony cummings
9,961 PointsPython help syntax
To look up the documentation about the str class's upper method, I'd use help( (str.upper) ).Why is this not the right answer?
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Steven Parker
229,644 PointsYou don't need an extra set of parentheses.
anthony cummings
9,961 PointsThe correct answer is (STR.upper). After intensive research.
Steven Parker
229,644 PointsExactly what I was suggesting. And the answer is not case-sensitive.
anthony cummings
9,961 PointsThis is the correct answer. (STR.upper) and not (str.upper). The author in the video is referring to the STR and not str in the older version of Python.
Steven Parker
229,644 PointsThe quiz is not case-sensitive. Either answer will pass the quiz.