ModuleNotFoundError: no module 'maths'

What this problem practises

Exceptions are control flow. except clauses are matched top to bottom, finally runs even after a return, and catching too broadly hides the real bug behind a generic message.

This is a fix-the-bug problem: a short program is given in its broken state, and the task is to repair the code so it produces the required output. The interactive editor runs your fixed version in the browser and checks it for you — no setup, no local interpreter.

Difficulty: medium — expect to hold two interacting rules in your head at once, such as a boundary combined with a mutation.

The challenge

This program crashes with ModuleNotFoundError because the module name is misspelled. Fix the import so it prints 7.0.

The code runs in PyDebug’s in-browser compiler. Open the problem, run the snippet, watch the exact error or output, and keep iterating until it is right. Signed-in solves count toward XP and your daily streak.

The snippet

The interactive editor pre-fills exactly this code, broken and ready to repair:

import maths
print(maths.sqrt(49))

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