1. I keep geting this error message when assigning float to str and also int to str. far = float(input('please enter temperature in Farenheit:')) ValueError: could not convert string to float: '' 2. Inability to type (') a single apostrophe when coding. it keeps giving me double '' instead. please help

Hey Pius, Thank you for reaching out! 1. The reason you are getting the error is because you haven't provided a number, but rather an empty string. Please, study the code snippet below: 2. Usually, when you write quotation marks, you need two - an opening and a closing one. That is why when you type a single quotation mark, the second one appears automatically. That makes coding easier and prevents syntax errors. I am actually unaware of a way to type a single quotation mark. Hope this helps! Kind regards, 365 Hristina

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