🔒 Youtube listed as not a word

[hallow mortar]

I can't seem to get rid of the red thing under youtube. is there a way?

[weary wasp]

@hallow mortar

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[thin tulip]

can you show your whole script ?

[hallow mortar]

This is my first python program

print("Hello World!")
print("It's really good!")

Variables = A container for a value (string, integer, float, boolean)

A variable behaves as if it was the value it contains

Strings

first_name = "Bro"
food = "pizza"
email = "[email protected]"

print(f"Hello {first_name}")
print(f"You like {food}")

#Integers (Don't use quotes around integers, because then technically, they would be a string)
age = 25
quantity = 3
num_of_students = 30
#if it were to be 3.5, it would be a float not an integer

print(f"You are {age} years old")
print(f"You are buying {quantity} items")
print(f"Your class has {num_of_students} students")

#press tab for it to type the predicted ghost text

Float (A number that contains a decimal portion)

price = 10.99
gpa = 3.2
distance = 5.5

print(f"The price is ${price}")
print(f"Your gpa is: {gpa}")
print(f"You ran {distance}km")

Boolean (Either true or false. They are generally used internally in a program such as in if statements)

is_student = True
for_sale = True
is_online = True

print(f"Are you a student?: {is_student}")

if is_student:
print("You are a student")
else:
print("You are Not a student")

if for_sale:
print("That item is for sale")
else:
print("That item is Not available")

if is_online:
print("You are online")
else:
print ("You are offline")

Youtube Assignment: make a: (string, integer, float, boolean):

[weary wasp]

Hey @hallow mortar!

Please edit your message to use a code block

```py
print('Hello, world!')
```

This will result in the following:

print('Hello, world!')```

[hallow mortar]

i posted it above

[thin tulip]

Variables = A container for a value (string, integer, float, boolean)
A variable behaves as if it was the value it contains
Strings

You forgot to mark it as comment!

A variable behaves as if it was the value it contains
Strings```

[hallow mortar]

?

[hallow mortar]

i did?

doesn't# mean comment?

[thin tulip]

Oh right.

[hallow mortar]

does it not show the # wheni write it?

like when i post on disc?

[thin tulip]

it was bolded.

[hallow mortar]

can you show me how to rmeove the red thing?

[hallow mortar]

oh ok

i'm using pycharm

[thin tulip]

It's probably grammer check, ignore it.

your script should be working fine.

[hallow mortar]

I just wanna know it for future reference

[thin tulip]

So there are grammer check extensions, and its just marking the word "Youtube" for wrong grammer.

It will not affect your script.

[hallow mortar]

ok

[livid vector]

it's not about grammar. you spelled YouTube wrong

needs a capital T

[ionic bay]

make the T capital too, and it will go away. write YouTube.

[hallow mortar]

oh ok tysm

[hallow mortar]

oof tysm

[weary wasp]

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