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Julieta Dalla Pozza
4,337 PointsWORKSPACE
Hello, in the workspace provided by treehouse does not work for me. I have created a new file notification.py i run python notification.py and nothing happens! also i tried python3 and nothing. My code seems to be ok dont know why does not work
5 Answers
jb30
44,805 PointsAre the three lines function calls at the end indented? If so, try un-indenting them to get them out of the yell function.
def yell(text):
text = text.upper()
number_of_characters = len(text)
result = text + "!" * (number_of_characters // 2)
print (result)
yell("You are doing great!")
yell("Dont forget to ask for help!")
yell("Dont repeat yourself. Keep things Dry")
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jb30
44,805 PointsHave you tried saving the file notification.py before trying to run it? If so, does the file include a print statement?
Julieta Dalla Pozza
4,337 PointsYes, i tried that and did not work either :/
Rudy Barger
505 PointsI got the same exact issue.
def yell(text): text = text.upper() number_of_characters = len(text) result = text + "!" * (number_of_characters // 2) print (result)
yell("You are doing great!") yell("Dont forget to ask for help!") yell("Dont repeat yourself. Keep things Dry")
I made sure to save it and everything. Also made sure to run my ls -l to see if the file was there.
treehouse:~/workspace$ ls -l
total 8
-rw-r--r--. 1 treehouse users 283 Mar 3 17:16 hello.py
-rw-r--r--. 1 treehouse users 268 Mar 3 17:28 notifications.py
treehouse:~/workspace$ python hello.py
treehouse:~/workspace$ python notifications.py
treehouse:~/workspace$ ^C
Robby den Edel
217 Pointsi have the same issue with the amount of "!" when I do everything correctly.. maybe a bug in the workspace? I don't think it's a big issue as this is a minor thing I believe