president = "washington"
truth = "Liver is excellent."
print(president.capitalize)
print(truth.replace("excellent", "horrible"))
The error I get is: <built-in method capitalize of str object at 0x7f3ea0401900>
Liver is horrible.
None
This is practially the way codeacademy tells me to code this. Any idea what to write here?
calling a method, .capitalize()
requires parentheses
Yep. And while adding the parentheses in the code created the right result
in the console… Codeacademy isn’t accepting the answer. 
Please share the exercise url, updated code and error message
president = "washington"
truth = "Liver is excellent."
print(president.capitalize())
print(truth.replace("excellent", "horrible"))|
Result:
Washington
Liver is horrible.
None
Error message:
Oops, try again. The president should have his initial letter in upper case.
you didn’t include the exercise url, now i have still no idea what exercise you are at.
maybe refresh the page? Don’t know, i really need the exercise url
Please update to the supported version of the python track:
https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-python
the president
variable should contain correct result, so you need to update the president
variable by storing the returned result of capitalize