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Start your free trialDave Noonan
1,891 PointsFeedback
My answer is correct in that it runs correctly locally but the web thing is saying "Bummer! Couldn't find me
".
Please put useful error messages in the web interpreter.
class Student:
name = 'Dave'
dave = Student
print(dave.name)
1 Answer
Jennifer Nordell
Treehouse TeacherHi there, Dave! In my experience, Treehouse staff love to get feedback from its students. However, when you post to the Community you are (for the most part) addressing other students. The best way to make your suggestions and voice heard is to email support at help@teamtreehouse.com.
Not all code that works outside of challenges meet the challenge specifications. The challenge explicitly asks you to create a variable named me
and assign a new instance of Student
to it. Instead, you chose to name your variable dave
, which is why it is saying it can't find me
. It was never declared.
That being said, you will also need a set of parentheses after Student
to create the new instance.
You typed:
dave = Student
print(dave.name)
But that should be:
me = Student()
print(me.name)
Hope this helps!
Dave Noonan
1,891 PointsDave Noonan
1,891 PointsI'm past this so I assume I finally noticed the requirement that it be named "me".
Regarding feedback, if they wanted feedback there would be a fairly obvious "feedback" link on the page.