Is the following code correct?

Question

x=[]
for y in range(12):
if y[b] % [/b]2 == 0:
x.append(y)
continue
print(x)
https://sololearn.com/compiler-playground/csV77YpQt9uW/?ref=app

Answer 1

do not put links in the tag section. we cannot click on your code. tag the relevant programming language

there is no [b] [/b] tag in Python.

Answer 2

Lisa
BroFar
Milad Hamidi
Thanks for your help

Answer 3

You sure you write down the code the right way? Because this is definitely gonna encounter with syntax error and name error.

Answer 4

i think reporting the question/ code as wrong – which you already did – is the only thing we can do...
i don't think sololearn currently tries to fix anything about the challenges at the moment, so no idea if/when it might get fixed

Answer 5

you can leave your thread here as long as you like and delete it whenever you like. it's totally up to you!

Answer 6

I found this question somewhere on Sololearn. I have reported it many times, but it is still not corrected.

Answer 7

As Lisa pointed out Abdurahman Jemal Adem the code should be

x=[]
for y in range(12):
if y%2 == 0:
x.append(y)
continue
print(x)

I'm confused as to where you obtained
[b] [/b] BB coding format

Answer 8

BroFar
if that's the formatting of the challenge, it might be the same as in the old course/ when users could submit own lessons?

Answer 9

Lisa and BroFar
I have been facing this question many times, but it should not be part of the challenges for new challengers. That's why I asked it here.

Answer 10

from the error message you can see that the code is not correct.

there is no [b] [/b] tag in python.
wherever the code is taken from, it had some text formatting and the formatting tags were also copied. just remove them.

Answer 11

BroFar you're right, and I understand that. I found this code as a correct answer to a code challenge question.
But the code itself is not correct.

Answer 12

remove it from where?
i thought it was part of a challenge quiz?

Answer 13

Abdurahman Jemal Adem ,

I remember playground examples in various lessons in various courses where the given code is intentionally incorrect, and your job is to correct it.

Might this be one of those examples?

I would correct it thus.

x = []
for y in range(12):
if y%2 == 0:
x.append(y)
continue
print(x) # [0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10]

Answer 14

Lisa sorry for that, but now I have changed it.

Answer 15

So now what do you recommend me Lisa
Should I remove it?

Answer 16

Lisa
From my question