Intro to computer science - Python question

Hi Seán,

The Python course is still under construction, so we are still working on adding more content! At this point, the course only contains exercises, challenges, and projects. Instructional videos and articles are in the works and will be added in the future. For more information on the status of the course, please visit this page.

In regards to the URL paths challenge, I took a look at the tests for this challenge and it looks like the challenge is expecting there to only be two print outputs in the entire program---the prints on lines 10 and 11. If you remove the print statement on line 5, you should be able to complete the challenge.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions!

Hi Evan,

That is extremely helpful, thank you!

I completely understand the course is under instruction and it will be a helpful learning tool for years to come. Can't wait.

Thanks for the clarification of the print lines as well. I would have never figured that out. Now I know what to look for in future if I'm completing tasks and it's still giving me errors. Just do exactly what it asks, no more no less. 

Thanks for the swift response and help!

I am having similar trouble with Lesson 3: Variables: Challenge: URL Paths.  I have watched YouTube videos and re-checked the lesson materials and I am stumped.  Can anyone help me with my error message?  Thank you!

What is the .lower() function for? Remove that maybe?

It is used to make all of the text entered lowercase. Thanks for the suggestion.  It still doesn't work - same error message.  

Hi Sshaner,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention! We discovered a bug in our platform that prevented the input() function from working correctly for some users. This issue has now been fixed. Please refresh the page and try running your program again.

Note that this was a bug in our platform, not a bug in your code. That’s on us! If you still see the following error when you run a program that contains an input() function call, please let us know:

OSError: [Errno 29] I/O error

The next time you’re debugging a program of your own, we hope you find some consolation in this proof that experienced programmers sometimes write bugs too :)Thanks for your patience

im having trouble with step 2