Py print does seem to work? Am I using it wrong?

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#1

I cannot finish exercise if I do it the way they asked me to. Whenever I use “py print (type(my_baby_bool_two))” it marked exercise as complete but instead printing True I get an error message “File “script.py”, line 2
py print (type(my_baby_bool_two))
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax”

Why is that?

FAQ: Control Flow - Boolean Variables
#2

can we see your full code?

#3 
my_baby_bool_two = True
py print (type(my_baby_bool_two))
#4

here:

py print (type(my_baby_bool_two))

why do you have py at the beginning of the line? Its a undefined variable

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#5

It said so in an exercise. But even when I removed py (without accidentally making an indentation) I had the same error.

#6

without the py i don’t get an error in your code:

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can you share an updated version of your code?

#7

Ok, my mistake, it gives me <class ‘bool’> but in exercise it says that I should get True or False in return.

#8

Then don’t use type. Then you get the Boolean value of the variable

#9

Thanks for mentioning this, We’re fixing that hint so nobody else gets confused by it.