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hopefully it works :)

in the form [point, point_1, point_2, ..., point_n]
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return None # Add the logic to check if a point is in the point list here
return (point in point_list) # Add the logic to check if a point is in the point list here
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Here you do not need to put point in point_list inside of the quotes (this casts the results to a tuple). This is a style thing primarily - a code checker (linter) would throw a warning. Obviously this still works, just a FYI.

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jlaura commented Feb 11, 2016

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Thank you for the feedback, Prof Laura.

I am really enjoying the class so far. Especially compared to the Java
class I took prior to this one. Python is pretty user friendly so far, and
I'm happy it is a bigger part of my field than Java is, haha.

Have a great rest of your week!

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