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Why isn't this giving an output? It is meant to take a sentence as an input and then output the identification of each word.
You never call the function. You do need to run the function to get the output:
print word_identify(words)
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text = "Today I went to the {1N}".format(1N="zoo")
Keyword arguments have to be a valid Python identifier, so not starting with a number.
You could pass a dictionary with the ** operator:
"Today I went to the {1N}".format(**{'1N':"zoo"})
but it's probably easier to use a valid identifier instead.
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I am getting an attribute error for one of my python class, but I declared it in the init function for the class. I do not know what I am doing wrong
You spelt "__init__" wrongly as "__int__"
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I began a Python course about 3 weeks ago. Although struggling, I would like to know what I am doing wrong in line 3.
Missing : to indent the if statement -
if "LOL" in user_tweet:
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I have this code, but for the line "if c=a and d=b+1:", it says SyntaxError: invalid syntax. What is wrong with it?
if c=a and d=b+1:
print("YES")
You need to use == for comparison. = is for assignment to a variable
if c==a and d==b+1:
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time.sleep('2')
TypeError: a float is required
How do I fix this? I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do here.
You're passing a string (of one character "2"). Pass a number:
time.sleep(2)