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Lucas Frischmann
1,397 PointsWhy do I get still a Bummer! Error? count = len(name)-1 first_half = count/2 def sillycase(): f
name = 'Treehouse'
count = len(name)-1 first_half = count/2
def sillycase(): first = name[0:first_half].lower() second = name[first_half:99].upper() return first + second print sillycase()
name = 'Treehouse'
count = len(name)-1
first_half = count/2
def sillycase():
first = name[0:first_half].lower()
second = name[first_half:99].upper()
return first + second
print sillycase()
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsYou're close, but here's a few hints:
- you forgot to indicate name as a parameter (inside the parentheses of the definition)
- your calculations of count and first_half should be done inside the function
- to be used as an index, you must make sure first_half is an integer
- you won't need to establish a test string, the challenge will pass it to you
- you don't need to print anything
Lucas Frischmann
1,397 PointsThanks Steven that make sense! But is there a difference between Python 2 and Python 3? In Jupyter Notebook is working fine! THX again!
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsYes, there are several syntax differences between Python version 2 and 3. I'd recommend sticking with Python 3 while you're learning to avoid confusion.