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Checkpoint

One last thing before we move on. Same surface as a write step — but the lesson doesn't complete until this passes.

One last drill before chapter zero moves on. You just used print() and an f-string once. Now you'll use them three more times — same shape, no new syntax.

The starter declares three variables that summarize where you came from and what you bring to AI work:

  • old_role (string) — what you used to do
  • survived (string) — the part of that job the model can't do
  • advantage (string) — the AI-era role that part transfers to

Write three print(f"...") lines below them. The grader expects the exact sentences:

Old role: paralegal
What survived: verification
AI-era advantage: verification expertise on LLM outputs

Then change the three variable values at the top to match YOU. Don't pick what sounds impressive — pick what's true. The chapter promised you'd write code about your own situation, not someone else's. The grader runs against the template values, but the muscle is in rewriting the inputs to your real ones before you move on.

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