@Mubsi
I am working on first weeks assignment but there seems to be a bug. Also I currently cannot access the course via the website right now.The variable book_title as predefined by you is marked as non defined in section 1a when I fill in: book_title = “Brave New World”. In 1b the same thing when I fill in print(f"Title: {book_title}"). When I run the code in ChatGPT it woks fine and produces the right result. Also I currently cannot access the course via the website anymore. I will pause with the assignment and wait for your response. Thank you very much, Florian
Coursera seems to be having some technical issues today.
Hi Florian, the platform is working fine for me, try another browser or clear the cache, sometimes are temporal service problems (server), this photo is from the final task of week 1 as an example
also you wrote using “Brave New World”
with curly (smart) quotes. Python requires straight quotes (" "
or ' '
) for strings. cheers!!!
Hi @Florian6,
I’m going to send you a direct message for this, as I need to take a look at your notebook.
Best,
Mubsi
Yes, I have seen several complaints.
Florian was running the test cell before the exercise cell, hence getting the error that variable is not defined.
Always remember to run all of cells in a Jupyter notebook sequentially.
For Exercise 1-B
:
There was no bug, but I do admit that the markdown text was not particularly accurate. It showed:
Available: <Available Copies>
But the expected print is:
Available Copies: <Available Copies>
Usage of Available Copies
was mentioned in the expected output and within the code cell, but I understand the markdown text would have confused this mistake.
I have updated the markdown of the notebook.