start_url = page.find('"', start_link)
end_url = page.find('"', start_url + 1)
url = page[start_url + 1:end_url]

This yields "Good job" on the bottom alert but "Try again" on top. I say give it a couple days and try again after they have time for some ironing out.

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one step method method

url= page[ start_link+9 : page.find('"',start_link+10)]

@Marek Kotewicz and @KarenT: While your code does produce the correct output, we wanted you to use the "find" command in this problem.

Also, some quizzes will expect you to print something and some will not. We realize that this is an easy thing to make a mistake with and we will try to always be as clear as possible (for example, the print command will usually be pre-populated in the code if we expect a print), but if you ever make a mistake you will be told so with an error message and you can easily make the necessary change.

i tried and got the result ..it works ..

I have experienced the same issue, hope they find a solution for this quickly

I can confirm that this quiz is working correctly. jsolomon, I tried your code and it worked for me, so they possibly have fixed it since you tried it last.

Hello Peter

When I write code, it shows the correct output but when I submit, it wont accept
The error says : "Your submission was incorrect. You shouldn't print anything for the submission in this quiz."

ilikeudacity, you don't print anything in this quiz. I'm guessing you did what a lot of others, myself included, did at first as well and printed the url at the end. Remove your print statement and submit. =D

It is working now.