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Python

Jason Lucero
Jason Lucero
6,969 Points
Posted by Jason Lucero
Jason Lucero
6,969 Points

Sillycase method works in my terminal but not accepted

I am stuck on the sillycase question right now and when I run this through 

  def sillycase(string):
      length = len(string)
      half = int(length) / 2
      sillycase = string[0:int(half)] + string[int(half):int(length)].upper()
      return sillycase

1 Answer

andren
andren
28,552 Points
andren
andren
28,552 Points

Your method uppercases the second half of the word, but it does not lowercase the first half of the word.

If the input for the method is Treehouse your method would produce TreeHOUSE instead of treeHOUSE like it is supposed to.

If you fix that issue then your code will be accepted.

Jason Lucero
Jason Lucero
6,969 Points
Jason Lucero
Jason Lucero
6,969 Points

LOL I caught this right before I came back to check the answer typical for me to miss using lower() on the first half of the string. Thanks!