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Not sure if your still maintaining this, but there’s an error in the example in the “any and all” section from day 2:
x = [ True, False ] print any(x) True print all(x) False >>> y = [ True, True ] print any(x) True print all(x) False z = [ False, False ] print any(z) False print all(z) False
You defined y but passed x to the function. Clearly you meant for both any and all to return True here.
Best! John
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Not sure if your still maintaining this, but there’s an error in the example in the “any and all” section from day 2:
You defined y but passed x to the function. Clearly you meant for both any and all to return True here.
Best!
John
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: