For some reason, the bottom left corner in Fence Builder is not being built. I can’t find any fault within my code since I copied and pasted from the example code and changed the values around, so it should’ve worked perfectly.
This is what is happening: 
and this is my code:
// Build a fence around the farm.
// Take coordinates of the opposite corners.
var customer = hero.findNearest(hero.findFriends());
var x1 = customer.leftBottom.x;
var y1 = customer.leftBottom.y;
var x2 = customer.rightTop.x;
var y2 = customer.rightTop.y;
var step = 4;
// Let's build the bottom side.
for (var x = x1 + step; x <= x2; x += step) {
hero.buildXY("fence", x, y1);
}
// Then the right side.
for (var y = y1 + step; y <= y2; y += step) {
hero.buildXY("fence", x2, y);
}
// Build the top side.
for (var x = x1 + step; x <= x2; x += step) {
hero.buildXY("fence", x, y2);
}
// // Build the left side.
for (var y = y1 + step; y <= y2; y += step) {
hero.buildXY("fence", x1, y);
}
What’s the issue here?
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There are a couple of errors in your code. Remember that each variable, x1, y1, x2, and y2, all stand for a corner. So to help visualize, you could replace the variable with leftBottom and etc. Some of the arrows in the if else statements are pointed the wrong direction, some are >=. Also, you reference the wrong corners sometimes, for example, maybe y1 instead x1 (just an example, may not be true). It’s not always +=. Some if statements will require -=. The level seems intimidating at first, but if you realize that + means moving up or right and - means moving left or down, the level becomes a piece of 
. (It’s hard to help with this level without giving away too much.)
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Thanks! I figured it out by changing a small detail.
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sorry, i need help with my code:
# Build a fence around the farm.
# Take coordinates of the opposite corners.
customer = hero.findNearest(hero.findFriends())
x1 = customer.leftBottom.x
y1 = customer.leftBottom.y
x2 = customer.rightTop.x
y2 = customer.rightTop.y
step = 4
# Let's build the left side.
for y in range(y2 - step, y1 - 1, -step):
hero.buildXY("fence", x1, y)
# Build the bottom side.
for x in range(x1 + step, x2 + 1, step):
hero.buildXY("fence", x, y1)
# Then the right side.
for y in range(y1 + step, y2 + 1, step):
hero.buildXY("fence", x2, y)
# Build the top side.
for x in range(x2 + step, x1 + 1, step):
hero.buildXY("fence", x, y2)
my hero doesn’t build the top:
@_TD_RodYT
// Build a fence around the farm.
// Take coordinates of the opposite corners.
var customer = hero.findNearest(hero.findFriends());
var x1 = customer.leftBottom.x;
var y1 = customer.leftBottom.y;
var x2 = customer.rightTop.x;
var y2 = customer.rightTop.y;
var step = 4;
// Let’s build the bottom side.
for (var x = x1 + step; x <= x2; x += step) {
hero.buildXY(“fence”, x, y1);
}
// Then the right side.
for (var y = y1 + step; y <= y2; y += step) {
hero.buildXY(“fence”, x2, y);
}
// Build the top side.
for (var x = x1 + step; x <= x2; x += step) {
hero.buildXY(“fence”, x, y2);
}
// // Build the left side.
for (var y = y1 + step; y <= y2; y += step) {
hero.buildXY(“fence”, x1, y);
}
what is all the punctuation about?
i don't get it.
here is my new code:
customer = hero.findNearest(hero.findFriends())
x1 = customer.leftBottom.x
y1 = customer.leftBottom.y
x2 = customer.rightTop.x
y2 = customer.rightTop.y
step = 4
# Let's build the left side.
for y in range(y2 - step, y1 - 1, -step):
hero.buildXY("fence", x1, y)
# Build the bottom side.
for x in range(x1 + step, x2 + 1, step):
hero.buildXY("fence", x, y1)
# Then the right side.
for y in range(y1 + step, y2 + 1, step):
hero.buildXY("fence", x2, y)
# Build the top side.
for x in range(x2 - step, x1 - 1, step):
hero.buildXY("fence", x, y2)
is there anything wrong?
You’re using python, whereas @/Hikrdox was using JavaScript 
JavaScript has more “punctuation” than python does
ok, thank you for that info, but can you help me?
Btw Td rodyt is not active so please maybe try not to ping them.
