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dustin barwick
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 1,156 Pointswhen I type 2 lines of code i don't get any syntax errors but its only printing out the first line. Any advise as to why
print"(Hello Dustin") print"(Dustin is learning python today")
Only the first line ever prints
2 Answers
Balazs Peak
46,160 PointsYou have made a typo. The first doublequote is before the first parenthesy in your code, which shouldn't be the case. The parentheses should enclose the string value, which is noted with the sorrounding doublequotes.
print ("Hello, world!")
print ("Hello, world!")
There is one weird thing with the result you've got as well, though. I think you shouldn't get "print only once" result, I think you should have gotten a syntax error. Anyway, I think the mistake is addressed. Happy coding!
sarvienn thevendran
734 Pointsmate the " should not be before the parentheses.. it as to be : print("whatever u wanna print") i believe this was a careless error because u seem to have gotten it on the second one
cheers!
Nathaniel Daudrich
7,142 PointsNathaniel Daudrich
7,142 PointsI am also getting only 1 line. 1 print("Hello, World") 2 print("print second line")
it outputs: Hello, World
I tried it in terminal and it works, so the workspace might be faulty