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Python Python Collections (2016, retired 2019) Slices sillyCase

Posted by Alex Life
Alex Life
16,114 Points

sillycase

Yeah so, I don't get why this doesn't work. Several tests done including the "treehouse is awesome" thing that I saw in another question and it worked correctly soooo /shrug.

sillycase.py 
def sillycase(locomotive):
    string = locomotive
    word = locomotive
    letters = len(word)
    number = (int(letters))/2
    word1 = word[:int(number)].lower()
    word2 = word[int(number):].upper()


    print(word1 + word2)

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points

The instructions say that the function should return the string. It doesn't need to print anything.

Alex Life
Alex Life
16,114 Points

and it was that simple..... lol I use the actual python software to type my stuff up to make sure it works there and when I copied it over I didn't change that...

thanks much! the : at the end of a function has been my downfall many times as well...