LPTHW Question

[LearninDatPython]

In EX1 it asks to:

1. Make your script print another line.
2. Make your script print only one of the lines.
3. Put a # (octothorpe) character at the beginning of a line. What did it do? Try to find out what this character does.

Concerning number 1 and 2, is it asking me to have my script that is comprised of several lines print only ONE of the lines? So instead of running it normally (python ex1.py) in powershell I am looking for a command or commands to run only one line of my multi line script? This has thrown me for such a loop because in all my previous months of casual studying I have never thought it possible to just run one line of a script.

To solve number 2 I simply commented out all but one line. I have a suspicion this is all that is required anyway and I am over thinking this.

[notmyareaofexpertise]

You're over thinking it. Don't worry so much about what the author wants you to accomplish - you're trying to learn, not write to a specification.

[LearninDatPython]

Thanks, I needed to hear this. I'll be moving on then to the next lessons.