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Dinesh Murugan
146 PointsHow to assign a variable.
Create a variable called my_tuple and assign to it a tuple with three values, all strings 'I', 'love', 'python'
Honestly, I don't understand the question
my_tuple=('i', 'love', 'phyton')
4 Answers
Ella Ruokokoski
20,881 Pointsthis is the error message your code creates. They are usually helpful in debugging.
Bummer: Hmm. The my_tuple variable is incorrect. Does your tuple have 3 values? Is the spelling and capitalization of the values correct? Are the values separated by commas?
It's just that your first item in the tuple is a lowercase "i". The task wants you to add it as a capital letter so it is grammatically correct.
Dinesh Murugan
146 PointsThanks, Kevin & Ella. It worked finally. I made a mistake.
Kevin Foytik
14,553 PointsYou're welcome, glad to help.
Dinesh Murugan
146 Pointsmy_tuple = ('I','love','phyton') "THIS IS NOT REALLY WORKING, I DONT KNOW WHERE I AM REALLY MAKING A MISTAKE"
Kevin Foytik
14,553 Pointsphyton
It looks like you misspelled 'Python' - try changing the line to
my_tuple = ('I', 'love', 'python')