# 1. Import and test 3 of the functions from your functions exercise file.
# Import each function in a different way:
# - import the module and refer to the function with the . syntax
# - use from to import the function directly
# - use from and give the function a different name
import function_exercises
function_exercises.is_two(2)
import function_exercises as fe
fe.is_vowel('a')
from function_exercises import is_consonant as c
c('a')
# 2. For the following exercises, read about and use the itertools module from the
# standard library to help you solve the problem.
# - How many different ways can you combine the letters from "abc" with the numbers 1, 2, and 3?
# - How many different ways can you combine two of the letters from "abcd"?
# - How many different ways can you combine the letters from "abc" with the numbers 1, 2, and 3?
from itertools import *
abc = list(product('abc', '123'))
print(abc)
# - How many different ways can you combine two of the letters from "abcd"?
from itertools import * # import itertools
# 1. Import and test 3 of the functions from your functions exercise file.
import function_exercises as fe
fe.get_letter_grade(84)
fe.get_letter_grade(91)
from function_exercises import is_two
is_two(2)
is_two(3)
from function_exercises import is_consonant as con
con("a")
con("b")
# 1. How many different ways can you combine the letters from "abc" with the numbers 1, 2, and 3?
import itertools as it
it.product('abc', '123')
# 2. How many different ways can you combine two of the letters from "abcd"?
import itertools as it
it.combinations('abc, '123')
## profiles.json ##
# importing just the function needed from json module
# printing "ok" to test the import went through
from json import load
print("ok")
# importing the entire json module
import json
#1) Import and test 3 of the functions from your functions exercise file.
# Import each function in a different way:
# import the module and refer to the function with the . syntax
import function_exercises #importing function_exercises file
function_exercises.twelveto24('12:30am') #running twelveto24 function
# use from to import the function directly
from function_exercises import is_two #importing is_two function
is_two(2) #running is_two function
# use from and give the function a different name
from function_exercises import is_vowel as isv #importing is_vowel function renamed as isv
isv('a') #running is_vowel function
#For the following exercises, read about and use the itertools module
#from the standard library to help you solve the problem.
#How many different ways can you combine the letters
#from "abc" with the numbers 1, 2, and 3?
from itertools import product #from itertools library, import product function
print(list(product(
'abc', '123'))) #print the list of combinations for 'abc' and '123'
len(list(product('abc',
'123'))) #give the amount of combinations for 'abc' and '123'
#How many different ways can you combine
#two of the letters from "abcd"?
from itertools import combinations as comb #from itertools library, import combinations function as comb
# 1)Import each function in a different way:
# import the module and refer to the function with the . syntax
import function_exercises
function_exercises.is_two(3)
function_exercises.is_vowel("b")
function_exercises.is_consonant("e")
# use from to import the function directly
from function_exercises import is_two
from function_exercises import is_vowel
from function_exercises import is_consonant
is_vowel("b")
# use from and give the function a different name
import function_exercises as fe
fe.is_two(9)
fe.is_vowel("i")
fe.is_consonant("h")
# How many different ways can you combine the letters from "abc" with the numbers 1, 2, and 3?
from itertools import product
letters = "abc"
# In[ ]:
# -import the module and refer to the function with the . syntax
import function_exercises
function_exercises.is_vowel("a")
# In[ ]:
# -use from to import the function directly
from function_exercises import is_two
is_two(2)
# In[ ]:
# -use from and give the function a different name
from function_exercises import get_letter_grade
get_letter_grade(85)
# In[ ]:
# For the following exercises, read about and use the itertools module from the standard library to help
# you solve the problem.
#!/usr/bin/env python
# coding: utf-8
# ### Import and test 3 of the functions from your functions exercise file.
#
# Import each function in a different way:
#
# - Import the module and refer to the function with the `.` syntax
# In[1]:
import function_exercises as fe
# In[2]:
print(fe.is_two(2))
# - Use `from` to import the function directly
# In[3]:
from function_exercises import is_vowel
# In[4]:
print(is_vowel('u'))
# - Use `from` and give the function a different name
# In[5]:
# Below CV stands for Class Version upon whole class review
# 1. Import and test 3 of the functions from your functions exercise file.
import function_exercises
assert function_exercises.is_two(2) == True
assert function_exercises.is_two('two') == False
from function_exercises import is_two
assert is_two(2) == True
assert is_two('two') == False
from function_exercises import is_two as is_it_two
assert is_it_two(2) == True
assert is_it_two('two') == False
import function_exercises
assert function_exercises.is_vowel('c') == False
assert function_exercises.is_vowel('a') == True
from function_exercises import is_vowel
assert is_vowel('c') == False
assert is_vowel('a') == True
from function_exercises import is_vowel as is_this_a_vowel
#!/usr/bin/env python
# coding: utf-8
# ## 1.
# > Import and test 3 of the functions from your functions exercise file.
#
# In[6]:
import function_exercises
# > Import the module and refer to the function with the `.` syntax.
# In[7]:
function_exercises.is_two('2')
# > use `from` to import the function directly.
# In[8]:
from function_exercises import remove_vowels
remove_vowels('This is a sentence with vowels removed!')
# > Use `from` and give the function a different name.
# In[9]:
from function_exercises import twelveto24 as military_time
military_time("12:00pm")
