This is my code so far for ps3, problem 2.

def matchstring(target, key):
a = target [0]
b = target[-1]
for x in range(a, b+1):
target.find(key)==keytuple
print keytuple
I keep getting a syntax error. I don't know why.

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This is my code so far for ps3, problem 2.

def matchstring(target, key):
    a = target [0]
    b = target[-1]
    for x in range(a, b+1):
        target.find(key)==keytuple
        print keytuple
I keep getting a syntax error. I don't know why.

anonymous · Answer

syntax error? I don't think so. you have semantical error. The error comes out when you run the code and the shell spits out all the red gibberish right?

anonymous · Answer

this line: target.find(key)==keytuple
looks suspicious

anonymous · Answer

also adding to a string isn't allowed (inside your range)