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Python

Stephen Lamm
Stephen Lamm
6,244 Points
Posted by Stephen Lamm
Stephen Lamm
6,244 Points

Why is my REPL not working properly?

Whenever I try to "print(attendee)" nothing happens.

" treehouse:~/workspace$ python -i meeting.py There are 8 potential attendees currently

attendees ['Ken', 'Alena', 'Treasure', 'Ashley', 'James', 'Guil'] for attendee in attendees: . . . print(attendee) . . . " <--- instead of getting the list of attendees, I'm getting these three dots.

1 Answer

KRIS NIKOLAISEN
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,944 Points
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,944 Points

It is allowing you to enter more lines in your for loop. To execute instead of Enter use Ctrl+Enter in Windows and probably Cmd+Enter for Mac

Stephen Lamm
Stephen Lamm
6,244 Points
Stephen Lamm
Stephen Lamm
6,244 Points

Thanks for the reply! Turns out I just needed to press Enter a second time, I was never instructed to do that in the lesson, or any previous lesson, but I worked it out, thanks again!