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Hello! I am stuck on this exercise on “Summarizing Categorical Data.” I have tried this numerous times and I don’t know what the issue is. I copy/pasted the code from the solution and I am still getting an error.
Question 2. Assign the value counts of the different repair_status values to the variable status_counts.
Since repair is not being recognized when you try to complete the step, it is quite likely that you may have reloaded the page/exercise but failed to run the Setup cell to import libraries and datasets (the cell at the very top of the notebook).
First of all, run the Setup cell and save. Then work from top to bottom running each cell and saving as you work through the exercise. When you need to complete a step, then click the “Test Work” button.
Side question: I completed and ran all the steps with expected output on each step, yet I’m not getting a checkmark for the first step, so all the others are still grayed out. Did you get all your checkmarks?
I haven’t reset progress to check whether the notebook is still working.
But, when I completed the exercise, the sequence was: Run the cell, Click the “Save and Checkpoint” button, then click the “Test Work” button at the bottom to complete a step.
If it isn’t working now, it may be a recent thing. It was working when I completed the exercise. Just don’t want to reset progress to confirm it.
Still no love. I’ve reset the exercise and will try again. It looks like it is trying to insert the check mark (little wheel in box) but then it stops without checking, and there are no errors reported.
After resetting I took a minute to consider my previous code. The issue was that I had used print statements rather than leaving the second line alone. D’oh! Got through the first step, now on the rest.
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