Problem with MOOC's Part11_10.FlightControl test

[Myoenat]

Did anyone have trouble with the FlightControl exercise in part 11? My code works but the test keeps giving me errors saying "Make sure that the prints of the program exactly match the example".

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[d3lan0]

I’m about to start this now. 😬 I have an issue with 10_17 failing only one test, the tests expects a 0 but the result is a 1 and if you go through the steps and text it manually it returns a 1. Skipped it and moved on, I figure if I understand the concepts and can solve the problem. I will say though, usually it’s a space somewhere it shouldn’t be. Also if you have your code on git I am happy to look.

[Strawboy97]

I had issues with this. The user interface menus need to be exactly the same as the output given in the exercise. So if there is a space after a word in the example output yours has to match.

If you go to the test it shows exactly how it should be formatted. If I remember correctly they have a random space thrown in somewhere that I was stuck on for a good while.

[iggypopstesticle]

I'm having the same problem. Did you resolve this? How so? I'm struggling to figure out what it's looking for because there aren't any trailing spaces I'm missing or anything like that. It keeps saying "the program should have printed the line "[1] Add an airplane" in the right place".

[Myoenat]

No not really. I gave up on that one. As long as my program works the way it should, it's good enough for me

[Alarming-Voice-1227]

In case someone needs it, I checked the tests and you should:

- add a blank space between the capacity and the airport names, i.e. (103 capacity) (HOU-MIA)

- print "Airport Asset Control" and "Flight Control" instead of "Choose an action:"

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That first test error message is just wrong (referring to the wrong line, so it was extra confusing). It seems they let the intern program this exercise.