I think I've found a mistake in this example:

Question

letters = ['a', 'b', 'c']
if 'z' in letters:
print('any message')
it returns False, but in your example it returns True
please fix it
with regards...

Answer 1

I don't know if you tagged the right mod, for I can't check the Russian version ;)
So I'm passing over to Kuba Siekierzyński .

Answer 2

OK, found it already. The Russian question contains ["a", "b", "c"] in the list, instead of ["a", "b", "z"]. Good eye, Magomed!

Still, the question is valid even with this typo, as it tells to print "Yes" ONLY IF "z" is found in the list. So for the Russian version -- "Yes" will not be printed. The if statement, however, is correct anyway.

Answer 3

Hmm... is everything settled already?
I have checked the lesson and it seems fine, but I'm checking for English version. Is RU version different in this aspect, Magomed?

Answer 4

eah there is no mistake

Answer 5

yes, I agree

Answer 6

just check snapshots

https://yadi.sk/d/_sL-eKewWOi7cg

Answer 7

Just found that example in last part of list in python and it's correct there is no mistake in that.

Answer 8

I can send you a screen

Answer 9

I checked in python console

Answer 10

letters = ['a','b','c']
if 'z' in letters:
print("yes")
this is that question right ?
If yes then read question properly it's correct

Answer 11

in list there is no 'z', so it can't print 'yes'

Answer 12

if z in list

Answer 13

Yeah that's what motive of code it will print nothing

Answer 14

there must be if 'z' not in letters

Answer 15

is there a mistake?

Answer 16

you can check the code yourself

Answer 17

fill in the blanks to print yes if list contain z
this is question and it's clear that it only going to print yes if it have z
please consider "if present"

Answer 18

already checked it out
it will not print yes and that's what we need as output

Answer 19

soon you'll see that I was right
the question and the example totally wrong
at least in russian

Answer 20

hi