Why is is that an answer that sololearn took as correct for a practice answer, doesn’t work in their code playground for python?
I’m just starting out and I don’t want to learn something half wrong and have them say it’s correct. Can someone please help me understand what’s happening here?
The code for “practice: cell growth”
take the initial cell population as input
cells = int(input())
take the number of days as input
days = int(input())
initialize the day counter
counter = 1
complete the while loop
while counter <= days : cells = cells * 2
# Daily message print(“Day ” + str(counter) + “: ” +str(cells)) counter = counter + 1
It tells me it’s correct in the lesson, but in the playground it kicks out “split multiple inputs into separate lines”
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10:”
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r/learnpython Why is is that an answer that sololearn took as correct for a practice answer, doesn’t work in their code playground for python? I’m just starting out and I don’t want to learn something half wrong and have them say it’s correct. Can someone please help me understand what’s happening here? The code for “practice: cell growth” take the initial cell population as input cells = int(input()) take the number of days as input days = int(input()) initialize the day counter counter = 1 complete the while loop while counter <= days : cells = cells * 2 # Daily message print(“Day ” + str(counter) + “: ” +str(cells)) counter = counter + 1 It tells me it’s correct in the lesson, but in the playground it kicks out “split multiple inputs into separate lines” ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10:” submitted by /u/damned4lifevamp [link] [comments]
Why is is that an answer that sololearn took as correct for a practice answer, doesn’t work in their code playground for python?
I’m just starting out and I don’t want to learn something half wrong and have them say it’s correct. Can someone please help me understand what’s happening here?
The code for “practice: cell growth”
take the initial cell population as input
cells = int(input())
take the number of days as input
days = int(input())
initialize the day counter
counter = 1
complete the while loop
while counter <= days : cells = cells * 2
# Daily message print(“Day ” + str(counter) + “: ” +str(cells)) counter = counter + 1
It tells me it’s correct in the lesson, but in the playground it kicks out “split multiple inputs into separate lines”
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10:”
submitted by /u/damned4lifevamp
[link] [comments]