Learn Lambda function by building an expense-tracker step 22

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it sounds simple but I can not resolve this issue. I do not see the result of the filter().

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Hi @AbdulioUnited

The return keyword needs go on the filter expression line.

Happy coding

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Please post your actual code and a link to the step instead of posting a screenshot. Thanks

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Thank you @Teller I am trying to read how filter and lambda work but I got lost…I go to bed now I will check again tomorrow…I

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ok @JeremyLT I will do it next time…I am still learning how to use this forum.

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This is more to do with how a function return works

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@AbdulioUnited
In your snapshot of what you have so far, above the request box you find the following function code:

def total_expenses(expenses):
   return sum(map(lambda expense: expense['amount'], expenses))

That’s an example of a function that returns the result of a sum() call.
If you compare, the request is asking you do the same but using a filter() call.

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I love you so much @anon28508191 …it works. I did not add the space in between return filter() expression…
sorry for that and Thank you all

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