Tell us what’s happening:
Is the example where 4 is deposited to the wallet and it fails the validation wrong? 4 is not < 0, so the error should not be raised. If it’s correct as written, can someone explain why it’s failing?
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Understanding Object Oriented Programming and Encapsulation - What is Object-Oriented Programming, and How Does Encapsulation Work?
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I think you are correct and it’s a mistake.
If you are ever in doubt I am a fan of empirical evidence. You could test the code here:
https://www.programiz.com/python-programming/online-compiler/
Are you interested in opening an Issue for this?
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I’d be happy to test and then open an Issue, but it appears that once one has completed a section in the syllabus you can’t return to it. I don’t want to open the Issue without being able to test it. If there’s a way to return to the section that I’m not aware of, I’d be happy to learn.
Your links worked and I was able to return to the prior section. The links were not active on the curriculum page I was on when working through the course.
I submitted the issue after testing locally, where the code ran successfully without reporting a ValueError for the test case.
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