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Kevin Gamuzza
3,547 PointsCheck won`t work although my code works just fine in workspaces
The check does not accept my solution altough my code works just fine in workspaces. Can anyone help with a solution that works so that I can actually finish the course? Best regards
def suggest(product_idea,number_of_characters):
if number_of_characters <= 3:
raise ValueError ("More than 3 characters required")
return(product_idea + "inator")
try:
product_idea = input("What is your productidea? ")
number_of_characters = int(len(product_idea))
product_suggestion = suggest(product_idea,number_of_characters)
except ValueError as err:
print("Not a valid value!")
print("({})".format(err))
else:
print("Your product should be called: {}".format(product_suggestion))
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,248 PointsYou only need to add a test and raise to the function, you won't need a "try", "except", "input" or "print".
And you must not change the number or type of argument that the function takes, the challenge validator will be testing it by calling with just one string argument.
Rahul Saini
4,611 PointsYou really don't need to add another argument named: number_of_characters. You can use this.
def suggest(product_idea):
number_of_characters = len(product_idea)
if number_of_characters <= 3:
raise ValueError ("More than 3 characters required")
return(product_idea + "inator")