Your first line of Python. Literally one line.
The point of this step is NOT learning Python. The point is that the first code you write in this course is a factual sentence about your own experience — not a "hello world," not a math exercise.
The starter sets three variables (role, years, domain_artifact).
Your job is to write ONE line below them: a print() call using an
f-string that produces the exact sentence below.
Expected output (with the starter values):
After 11 years as a paralegal, I've read more contracts than most ML engineers will in their career.
Then — and this is the part that matters — change the three values in the starter to match YOUR old job. The grader runs against the template values, so the one line you write has to work with those. But before you hit run, change the inputs to yours and read what comes back. Pick an artifact you actually read or wrote thousands of — contracts, support tickets, ad copy, design files, lab reports — not a feeling about your work. That sentence is the first thing you'll have produced in this course. Make it true.
Your first line of Python. Literally one line.
The point of this step is NOT learning Python. The point is that the first code you write in this course is a factual sentence about your own experience — not a "hello world," not a math exercise.
The starter sets three variables (role, years, domain_artifact).
Your job is to write ONE line below them: a print() call using an
f-string that produces the exact sentence below.
Expected output (with the starter values):
After 11 years as a paralegal, I've read more contracts than most ML engineers will in their career.
Then — and this is the part that matters — change the three values in the starter to match YOUR old job. The grader runs against the template values, so the one line you write has to work with those. But before you hit run, change the inputs to yours and read what comes back. Pick an artifact you actually read or wrote thousands of — contracts, support tickets, ad copy, design files, lab reports — not a feeling about your work. That sentence is the first thing you'll have produced in this course. Make it true.
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