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The codes screen shot above have one re-occurring syntax error-- the use of semicolons after each statement and the use of semicolons instead of colon after the function name declaration....

The codes screen shot above have one re-occurring syntax error-- the use of semicolons after each statement and the use of semicolons instead of colon after the function name declaration....

The codes screen shot above have one re-occurring syntax error-- the use of semicolons after each statement and the use of semicolons instead of colon after the function name declaration....

mazma:
How did you resolve yours? Having the same issue too.

wat error are you talking of please....

iamoracle:
can someone help me with the fizzBuzz lab pls, this is my code

Declare your function properly n your function also does not take any argument......


plus, watz with the console.log?....


Try reading the material on JavaScript functions again.

I have seen it. But it requires your LASSR no to register and I don't think the internship is paid.

omonosa25:
my recursive_factorial code is getting the maximum depth exceeded error

finally done... Thanks for the Hints at all

my recursive_factorial code is getting the maximum depth exceeded error

omonosa25:
i made amends as instructed but still getting thesame error


but, check this ALgo lab

i have fixed both the ALGO and OOP lab.........Thanks @all


BUT can you help me with the code for iterative_factorial or give me a Hint?

enigmatique:
1. It should be BankAccount(object) not just BankAccount.
2. The names of two of your functions are wrong i.e it should be deposit and not Deposit, withdraw and not Withdraw.
3. In withdraw(), it should be
if amount > balance:
and not
if amount < balance:
Correct those and let's know the outcome.

i made amends as instructed but still getting thesame error


but, check this ALgo lab

enigmatique:
Here are the problems/quirks I see in your script:
1. You don't need that "continue" statement on line 6. The for loop will continue normally.
2. int is a built-in function of Python! Just like len(), range(), str(), it can't be used as a varible name. The Proctor interpreter also shows this coz it gave len() and range() the same color as int. So use another variable name e.g some_int, num, number etc.
3. The range stipulated on line 11 is accurate, but you need to rethink line 12-15. The way it is, it's only testing the input with one number, the first number of the range you gave, which is 2. This is due to the return statements on lines 13 and 15, which end any further execution/iteration. Therefore, those lines are testing for ODD numbers, not prime ones.
SOLUTION: Use your loop to check if any of the numbers in the stipulated range is a factor of the input. Immediately you find a factor, return False. But if the loop completes without finding a factor, then put a "return True" statement OUTSIDE the loop (TIP: that should be on line 17 ).

am on the OOP lab now and when i click test code, it writes something about not been serializable...( i can swear my code is correct, coz i tested it with my python interpreter before uploading it)


class BankAccount:
def _init_(self, balance):
self.balance = balance
def Deposit (self, amount):
self.amount = amount
balance += amount
return balance
def Withdraw (self, amount):
if amount < balance:
return 'invalid transaction'
else:
balance -= amount
return balance

class MinimumBalanceAccount(BankAccount):
pass

enigmatique:
And you've tried using Chrome? Both on a mobile device and on a desktop?

i have used chrome and all other browser, but i haven't tried mobile.....


Can you guys please post your solutions to the Labs here...

enigmatique:
Also had the same problem in the OOP Lab and solved it, just like you. But this problem is totally different from that one. In this case, the interpreter is not working at all for some reason, let alone give an error message!

So, have you done the Algorithm Lab?

Good for you guys. But, am still having the NO CURRICULUM LOADED error. i have not been able to take the test.