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seong lee
4,503 PointsHelp me with this please
on python basics I am getting confused on the third task for try and except function exercises
def add(one, two):
try:
num3 = float (one) + float (two)
except ValueError:
return None
else:
return num3
5 Answers

Steven Parker
241,809 PointsBe careful with indentation.
Remember that to be considered part of a function, each line must be indented more than the def line.
Otherwise, your code looks good, so once you fix the indentation you should pass.

seong lee
4,503 Pointsthank you

seong lee
4,503 PointsIt still does not work actually Can you help me please

Steven Parker
241,809 PointsReally? See the example I added to my answer. Did you do something else?

seong lee
4,503 Pointsoh i'm very sorry I accidentally put a semicolon between except and ValueError

seong lee
4,503 Pointsand thank you, i was able to pass
Steven Parker
241,809 PointsSteven Parker
241,809 PointsUsing your code and changing only the indentation, I got this to pass: