looks like u solved it

Couldn't you write the whole regex as ^(\d{1,3}\.){4}$

The best example that I have found in a few seconds.

http://www.samuellaboy.com/New_Folder/Special_Topics/My%20des3.gif

You're right. I forgot to remove it, after some experiments :)

yep))

@MrHobbits,

((And apparently I also don't know CW markdown...)))

Try wrapping your code with triple backticks (`) and optional language identifier.

```python
def one_two_three(n):
  pass
```

def one_two_three(n):
  pass

Hi,

1. I can't repro your issue (tested with Python 2.7.13 and 3.6.0). Can you paste here your code and mark it as spoiler?
2. First step: type("111") != type(111)
3. I suggest to solve it in Python3 (check the different numeric types)

Regards,

suic