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2,434 Pointsits telling me that ValueError isn't raised
product_idea = 3
def suggest(product_idea):
if product_idea != 3:
raise ValueError("add more letters")
return product_idea + "inator"
print(format(suggest))
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThe instruction say to "raise
a ValueErro
r if the product_idea is less than 3 characters long". There's a few issues here:
- the length of the string should be tested, not the string itself
- the test should check for less than 3 instead of not equal to 3
- you don't need to add any code outside the function
- you don't need to
print
anything
Angel Miranda
2,434 PointsAngel Miranda
2,434 PointsI changed product_idea = 3 to product_idea = Len("abc"), != to < , and deleted everything after return but now its throwing this error: File "", line 4, in suggest TypeError: '<' not supported between instances of 'str' and 'int'
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsSteven Parker
231,269 PointsA couple more hints: