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Python Introducing Tuples Getting to Know Tuples Creating Tuples

Posted by cgeorge
cgeorge
5,493 Points

Bummer: AssertionError: Regex didn't match: 'my_tuple

I am confident that my code is correct. I even tried writing it with parentheses (even though they don't matter). As well as, double quotes. However, I keep getting this error:

Bummer: AssertionError: Regex didn't match: 'my_tuple\s=\s[/(]?\\'?\"?I\"?\\'?,\s\\'?\"?love\"?\\'?,\s\\'?\"?python\"?\\'?[/)]?' not found in "my_tuple= 'I', 'love', 'python'" : To create a tuple, my_tuple should be equal to comma separated values. You can also use parentheses around the values if you want.

Is this a bug? or am I missing something?

create_tuple.py 
 my_tuple= 'I', 'love', 'python'

1 Answer

jayda hendrickson
jayda hendrickson
3,413 Points

It's probably a bug, because when I copy and paste your code and try it myself I get the same error. Try pasting this exact code and see if it gives you something different: my_tuple = 'I', 'love', 'python'

cgeorge
cgeorge
5,493 Points

Thank you Jayda! That worked. I'm not sure what was different.

Brandon White
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Brandon White
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Brandon White
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Brandon White
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This was kinda strange, but the issue with your version of the code, Cylin, is that you did not include a space after my_tuple and before the assignment operator.

This wouldn’t pose an issue in your own code, but the test that evaluated for right or wrong expects a space after my_tuple. You can see it in the error message: my_tuple\s.... The \s stands for space.

Sorry you had that issue pop up. Great job coming through, Jayda. And also nice job with your code, Cylin.