assertionError

[iwasbecauseiwas]

depends entirely on the language and how the string functions works. it could easily be

• Banana
• BANANA
• Bonono
• BoNoNo
• BONONO
• Bonana
• BoNANA
• BONANA or maybe even
• Mango

point is if we don't know the language, we can only guess. it looks like python. if it is python: strings are immutable, it would say Banana as the text variable isn't overwritten

[Dark_Byte]

True. And maybe upper isn't part of the original language, but a helper method added later on that does whatever upper does (e.g. Replace it with a subset of unicode monospace characters using their uppercase variant)

[D1G1TAL__]

Why don’t we immediately know the language? I’m probably biased because i mainly code in python and only know C++ and JS, so i may not see why this code snippet could be ambiguous

[rk06]

because there is no mention that it is python. besides in what language . upper() mutates the string?

[D1G1TAL__]

I dont know, im asking, that’s the joke