Python if len("string") <= 1: how to print the word? @codeacademy - 


print "welcome english pig latin translator!" original = raw_input ("type word want translate!")  def pytranslator():     if len("string") <= 1:         print original     else:         return "empty"

i want print word if has more 1 (1) letter. i've tried

return true print original

you testing length of wrong thing. test original instead:

if len(original) <= 1:     print original

len("string") always going 6, number of characters in value "string":

>>> len("string") 6

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