def isListOfSimpleNumeric(theList):
"""
indicates whether value of argument is a list of only simple numerics (int or float)
Note: empty list should return True---it doesn't contain anything that ISN'T simple numeric
theList can be anything, and it will return either True or False.
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric('Fred')
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric(3)
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([3])
True
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([3.4])
True
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([2,3,4,5.6,7])
True
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([2,3,'oops',5])
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([2,3,[4]])
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([])
True
"""
if not isList(theList):
return False
for item in theList:
if not isSimpleNumeric(item):
return False
return True
def isListOfSimpleNumeric(theList):
"""
indicates whether value of argument is a list of only simple numerics (int or float)
Note: empty list should return True---it doesn't contain anything that ISN'T simple numeric
theList can be anything, and it will return either True or False.
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric('Fred')
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric(3)
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([3])
True
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([3.4])
True
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([2,3,4,5.6,7])
True
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([2,3,'oops',5])
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([2,3,[4]])
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([])
True
"""
if not isList(theList):
return False
for item in theList:
if not isSimpleNumeric(item):
return False
return True
def isListOfSimpleNumeric(theList): # Returns True if "theList" is a list of only ints and floats, otherwise returns False
if (not isList(theList)):
return False # it isn't really a list!
# Now we can assume that theList really is a list
# But is it a list of all numerics?
# If we find even a single item that isn't numeric, we can
# immediately return false.
for item in theList:
if not isSimpleNumeric(item):
return False
# If we get here and didn't return yet, then we know everything
# in the list is a simple numeric!
# (i.e. there isn't anything in the list that is NOT simple numeric)
return True
def isListOfSimpleNumeric(theList):
"""
indicates whether value of argument is a list of only simple numerics (int or float)
Note: empty list should return True---it doesn't contain anything that ISN'T simple numeric
theList can be anything, and it will return either True or False.
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric('Fred')
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric(3)
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([3])
True
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([3.4])
True
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([2,3,4,5.6,7])
True
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([2,3,'oops',5])
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([2,3,[4]])
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([])
True
"""
if (not isList(theList)):
return False # it isn't really a list!
# Now we can assume that theList really is a list
# But is it a list of all numerics?
# If we find even a single item that isn't numeric, we can
# immediately return false.
for item in theList:
if not isSimpleNumeric(item):
return False
# If we get here and didn't return yet, then we know everything
# in the list is a simple numeric!
# (i.e. there isn't anything in the list that is NOT simple numeric)
return True
def isListOfSimpleNumeric(theList):
"""
indicates whether value of argument is a list of only simple numerics (int or float)
Note: empty list should return True---it doesn't contain anything that ISN'T simple numeric
theList can be anything, and it will return either True or False.
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric('Fred')
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric(3)
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([3])
True
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([3.4])
True
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([2,3,4,5.6,7])
True
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([2,3,'oops',5])
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([2,3,[4]])
False
>>> isListOfSimpleNumeric([])
True
"""
if (not isList(theList)):
return False # it isn't really a list!
# Now we can assume that theList really is a list
# But is it a list of all numerics?
# If we find even a single item that isn't numeric, we can
# immediately return false.
for item in theList:
if not isSimpleNumeric(item):
return False
# If we get here and didn't return yet, then we know everything
# in the list is a simple numeric!
# (i.e. there isn't anything in the list that is NOT simple numeric)
return True
def test_isSimpleNumeric3(self):
self.assertEqual(isSimpleNumeric("5"), False)
def test_isSimpleNumeric2(self):
self.assertEqual(isSimpleNumeric(3.5), True)
def test_isSimpleNumeric3():
assert( isSimpleNumeric("5")== False)
def test_isSimpleNumeric2():
assert( isSimpleNumeric(3.5)== True)
def test_isSimpleNumeric1():
assert( isSimpleNumeric(5)== True)
def test_isSimpleNumeric2(self):
self.assertEqual( isSimpleNumeric(3.5), True)
def test_isSimpleNumeric4():
assert( isSimpleNumeric([5])== False)
def test_isSimpleNumeric5(self):
self.assertEqual( isSimpleNumeric(6.0221415E23), True)
def test_isSimpleNumeric4(self):
self.assertEqual( isSimpleNumeric([5]), False)
def test_isSimpleNumeric3(self):
self.assertEqual( isSimpleNumeric("5"), False)
def test_isSimpleNumeric4(self):
self.assertEqual(isSimpleNumeric([5]), False)
def test_isSimpleNumeric5(self):
self.assertEqual(isSimpleNumeric(6.0221415E23), True)
def test_isSimpleNumeric5():
assert( isSimpleNumeric(6.0221415E23)== True)