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Python

Posted by Sai Teja
Sai Teja
3,300 Points

so i am stuck at this problem

int1=[1,2]
int2=0
limit = 4000000
for i in range(0, 40):
if int1[i+1]+int1[i]<limit:
int1.append(int1[i+1]+int1[i])
else:
continue
for j in int1:
if j%2 == 0:
int2 += j
print(int1)
print(int2)

this the code i used and it is not working, why is it so.

1 Answer

Yoel Dovid Cohen
Yoel Dovid Cohen
13,405 Points
Yoel Dovid Cohen
Yoel Dovid Cohen
13,405 Points

I am just beginning, but maybe you should add white spacing after the "if" and "else"

Sai Teja
Sai Teja
3,300 Points

no that is not the spacing issue there is some issue related to that 4 million thing