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any where all was meant — Python debugging challenge | BugHunt

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any where all was meant

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What it should do

all_positive(nums) should return True only when EVERY number is greater than zero.

What goes wrong

all_positive([1, -2]) returns True even though -2 is not positive.

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Hints

This is a logic errors bug

The wrong operator, an inverted condition, a formula the right way round but backwards.

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