SoloLearn's python code interpreter is finicky

Question

Hello,
I'm taking python novice as a refresher, so as not to tackle intermediate then advanced without a good review.
but when I code, I confirm on another desktop (ubuntu 22.04) and it works. I'd like to have a button that says :
[ my solution works, please accepts as-is]
i.e.

1] Common Block :
words = ["cat", "car", "code", "home", "learn",
"fun", "job", "love", "friend", "zoo", "enjoy",
"happiness", "family", "goal", "desire"]

2] sololearn :
letter = input()
for i in words:
if letter in i:
print(i)

3] mine :
#your code goes here
lettre=input("what is your letter: ")
for word in words:
if lettre in word:
print (word

They both give the same output .. I cannot hardcode the letter as it tests against multiple (random) ones.

Answer 1

Sololearn's answer checker is very picky about output, and considers everything written to the console to be part of your answer. Delete your input prompt and it should work.

Answer 2

The prompt is for human users. Sololearn checker does not need it.Using it adds unneccessary text in your output.

Answer 3

Marc Grondin

It is not a problem of Sololearn it is a problem of your code.

Sololearn output will only accept final result not your hard code string.

For example if I say answer should be 'Yes' then only you have to print this not "what is your letter"

So remove hard coded string from input() method.

If you write anything inside input() method that would be also print.

Answer 4

Marc Grondin (or anyone, really), what is the question/problem?