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Stanislav Bezoliuk
1,794 PointsQuestion Fizzbuzz challenge
name= input(" Please enter your name: ") number= int(input ("Please enter a number: "))
print= ("Hey, {} !\n The number {} ...".format(name, number))
is_buzz= number % 5==0 is_fizz= number % 3==0
if is_buzz and is_fizz: print (number, " is a fizzbuzz number")
elif is_buzz != True and is_fizz: print (number," is a fizz number") elif is_buzz and is_fizz!=True: print (number, "is a Buzz") else: print (" {} is neither fizzy or a buzzy number".format(number))
Eror-
File "hello.py", line 15, in <module>
print (number, "is a Buzz")
TypeError: 'str' object is not callable
Can you explane what do i wrong?
2 Answers
Pedro Cabral
33,586 PointsThis is the culprit:
print= ("Hey, {} !\n The number {} ...".format(name, number))
I assume that, the equals sign was a mistake. If not, bear in mind that you shouldn't name a variable print, as it's the name of a built-in function.
Stanislav Bezoliuk
1,794 PointsSuch a stupid mistake(
Thank you!