# hero.findEnemies() Quiz

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**Created:** [March 16, 2019, 9:36pm UTC](https://discourse.codecombat.com/t/hero-findenemies-quiz/17873 "2019-03-16T21:36:39Z")\
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Yes, this is the way this check must be done. ( if enemies.length \> 0: will also work in CoCo python )  
I have made a search in topics and there are many examples where this error is present. But the catch is the CoCo python isn’t acting as a real python.  
If there are no enemies the answer must be **‘No enemies!’**  **after if enemies:** in real python.  
see [Enemy = Null, filter confusingly functioning (Solved)](https://discourse.codecombat.com/t/enemy-null-filter-confusingly-functioning-solved/8420/4?u=xython)

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