Why Is Your .isalpha Method in Python Allowing “*” and Other Punctuation?

11/12/202110/31/2021 0 Comments

Problem scenario
You have a Python program that is evaluating one-character strings of punctuation as "True" when tested by the .isalpha method. What should you do?

Solution
Remember to use "()" after .isalpha().

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