Instructions
Run the following program to see the error message that is produced.
Notice that the error message does not point out where the error was made, just where it was detected. Fix the error and run the program again to continue.
Note:
Hints:
- The error must appear at or before the location of the error message.
Suppose we have a string repeated as many times as needed so that an index larger than the length of the string will still return a character in the string. For example, for the string "caterpillar" we know that the character in position 0 is "c", the character in position 5 is "p", and the character in position 10 is "r".
Now imagine another copy of the string right after the first one, so that the character in position 11 is "c", the character in position 12 is "a", the character in position 13 is "t", and so on.
Fix the errors in the program so that it is consistent with the docstring.
Note:
Hints:
- Does the function have all necessary modules imported and constants defined?
Fix the errors in the program so that it is consistent with the docstring.
Note:
Hints:
- If you are encountering a type error, try inserting print statements to figure out the types that are being used.
Fix the errors in the program so that it is consistent with the docstring.
Do not use the index -1.
Note:
Hints:
- Use print statements to help figure out where the errors are.
Fix the errors in the program so that it is consistent with the docstring and the ranges given. Do not change the name of the program.
Bullets: 351-380
Fine: 321-350
Brilliant: 291-320
Superior: 261-290
Large: 231-260
Extra Large: 201-230
Jumbo: 181-200
Extra Jumbo: 161-180
Giants: 141-160
Colossal: 121-140
Super Colossal: 111-120
Mammoth: 101-110
Super Mammoth: 91-100
Note:
Hints:
- You might wish to rewatch Step 7 to review some common syntax errors.