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Python Python Basics Functions and Looping Raise an Exception

Posted by Alwen Nyikadzanzwa
Alwen Nyikadzanzwa
1,541 Points

Raising exceptions

please help where am I getting wrong Iam stuck on this question

suggestinator.py 
def suggest(product_idea):
    if product_idea < "two":
        raise ValueError ("product_idea is less than 3 characters long")
    return product_idea + "inator"
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
220,450 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
220,450 Points

This appears to be an exact duplicate of your previous question, see the answer posted there. And you might want to delete this one (click the little rectangle with 3 dots to reveal the option).