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Keerthi Suria Kumar Arumugam
4,585 PointsSolution for the challenge.. Answer is correct but does not go through
The code seems to work fine in the console but does not go through the challenge.. Is it a bug ?
class Store:
open = 9
close = 6
def hours(self):
print("We're open from {} to {}".format(self.open,self.close))
2 Answers
Keerthi Suria Kumar Arumugam
4,585 PointsThe problem is solved. I was printing the string instead of returning it. I was confused as "open" is a keyword and thought that might be causing the issue.
Joe Law
5,040 PointsCan anyone explain why it needed the 'self'?
Keerthi Suria Kumar Arumugam
4,585 PointsThe attributes open and close belong to that instance(self) of the class and hence should be included before calling them.
Joe Law
5,040 PointsThank you very much Keerthi! I understand more now. :D