closed string before end of string about dress-for-the-weather

[LornaLynch]

Thanks: I'm working on correcting this now.

[bennuttall]

The easiest fix is to use double quotes! Here's a round-up of some options for dealing with strings containing quotes:

s = 'Hello I'm Ben'  # broken
s = "Hello I'm Ben"  # works
s = 'Hello I\'m Ben'  # also works but unnecessary (backslash escapes quote character)
s = "Hello I'm Ben and I say "hello""  # broken
s = "Hello I'm Ben and I say \"hello\""  # works, backslashes more necessary
s = 'Hello I\'m Ben and I say "hello"'  # works, alternative to above

[LornaLynch]

Thanks Ben! I'm just correcting it to "you are" from "you're" as it's a very straightforward fix, but I'll bear this in mind for the future.

[LornaLynch]

@bennuttall, @MarcScott Following on from this, I was checking the rest of the code for apostrophes, and I noticed there might be some issues with the "get clothes" section of the code: some of the print statements have single inverted commas and some have double. I assume I need to change these all to double, but wanted to check before jumping in. I can also add escape characters if necessary.

[MarcScott]

I'll do a quick code review