#!/usr/bin/env python
import hello
#world = hello.world()
world = hello.world('Hello')
print(world.get())
world = hello.world(1, 2)
print(hello.abstract().value())
import os
print(os.getcwd())
# Ensure that your current working directory is the folder in which the module scripts are stored.
# os.chdir('/users/david/documents/github/exercises/Py_testModule')
import hello
hello.world()
hello.spiel()
from hello import noHello
noHello()
# Note that it doesn't work to attempt to import a module that is in a sub-folder of the current working directory
import secretModule
secretModule.secretFunction(
) # doesn't work (and you'll have to kill the terminal)
# For modules in sub-folders, the working directory needs to be changed
os.getcwd()
os.chdir(
'/users/david/documents/github/References-and-Illustrations/Py_testModule/secretModule'
)
import secretModule
secretModule.secretFunction(
) # This works fine (after a fresh terminal opened)
def test_hello():
assert hello.world() == 'hello world'
def test_hello(self):
self.assertEquals('Hello', world())
# import hello module
import hello
# Call function
hello.world();
# Print variable
print(hello.shark);
# Call class
jesse = hello.Octopus("Jesse", "orange");
jesse.tell_me_about_the_octopus();
import hello #import our custom hello module hello.world() #run the world() function within the hello module
#!/usr/bin/python3
import sys;
sys.path.append('/home/srm/aa/PYTHON/PROJECTS');
from hello import world
world();
#!/usr/bin/python3
import sys
sys.path.append('/home/srm/aa/PYTHON/PROJECTS')
from hello import world
world()
# Import hello module
import hello
# Call function
print(hello.world())
# Print variable
print("---------->", hello.ant)
# Call class
the_machine = hello.Car("Ford Mustang", "1967 Fastback", "night blue")
the_machine.tell_me_about_the_car()
print(the_machine.color)
def test_hello_world():
assert hello.world() == "Hello, World!"
def test_world(self):
self.assertEquals(hello.world("Hello, World!"), "Hello, World!")
