'''
import pdb
import pprint
import my_module
from my_module import my_json_data as my_data
from my_module import my_json_data
# 1. import my_module and the pretty print module
# Add a breakpoint to test data
pdb.set_trace()
# 2. Use the gretting method from my_module to print out your name
greet = my_module.greeting("Eugene")
print(greet)
pdb.set_trace()
# 3. Use the letter_text module to print out a string
letter = my_module.letter_text(name="Sam",
amount="10,000",
denomination="dollars")
print(letter)
pdb.set_trace()
# 4. Use the my_module.my_json.data and print it out
print(my_json_data)
pdb.set_trace()
# 5. Import the my_json_data as my_data and print out the my_data using pretty print
import my_module
my_module.greeting()
my_module.greeting('이주호')
from my_module import greeting
greeting('이재찬')
print(my_module.pi)
from my_module import pi as p
print(my_module.pi)
print(p)
import my_module
print(my_module.greeting("Nitesh"))
from my_module import greeting
print(greeting("Nitesh"))
from my_module import greeting, age
print(greeting("Nitesh"), " Age = ", age)
# Ctrl+k+c
def test_greeting_pass():
assert "Hello, Jordan" == greeting("Jordan"), "test failed"
def test_greeting_fail():
assert "Hello, Jordan" != greeting("Jordan"), "test failed"
import my_module
# We can use dir() to find names that are defined inside a module
dir(my_module)
my_module.greeting('Samantha')
my_module.add(1, 2, 3)
# aliasing or renaming a module
import num_module as nm
dir(nm)
nm.square(2)
nm.tbl(3)
from my_module2 import func1
func1
func1()
# Built-in Modules
# Mathematical Module
import math as m
# Value of PI
m.pi
def test_greeting_male_name(prepare_specified_name):
name = prepare_specified_name(sex='male')
assert greeting(name) == 'Hello, Bob!'
import my_module
print(my_module.greeting(" gaurav"))
def test_greeting(prepare_name):
name = prepare_name
assert greeting(name) == 'Hello, Bill!'
def test_greeting_fail():
"""
Testing greeting function from my_module for fail
"""
assert my_module.greeting("") != "Hello Matt", "test failed"
def test_greeting_pass():
"""
Testing greeting function from my_module for pass
"""
assert my_module.greeting("Matt") == "Hello Matt", "test failed"
import my_module
print(my_module.greeting("Hello Prabhat Rai"))
from my_module import greeting
print(greeting("Prabhat"))
from my_module import greeting, age
print(greeting("Prabhat"), "Age =", age)
import my_module
print(my_module.greeting("anugya"))
def test_greeting_pass():
assert "Hello Eugene" == greeting("Eugene"), "Test Failed"
assert 100 != greeting("Eugene"), "Test Failed"
import my_module
# accessing to the function in a module
my_module.greeting('Metin')
# accessing an object (dict) in a module
p = my_module.person1
print(p)
def test_greeting_full_name(prepare_full_name):
first_name, last_name = prepare_full_name
name = first_name + " " + last_name
assert greeting(name) == 'Hello, Bill Bob!'
# 1
# import my_module and pprint
import pprint
import my_module
from my_module import my_json_data as my_data #see item #5
#add breakpoint to test your data
breakpoint()
#view the data in your variables to ensure they are correct
# 2
# use the greeting method from my_module to print out your name
print(my_module.greeting('Matt'))
#add breakpoint to test your data
breakpoint()
#view the data in your variables to ensure they are correct
# 3
# use the letter_text module to print out a string
print(my_module.letter_text(name="Matt",amount="$100",denomination="USD"))
#add breakpoint to test your data
breakpoint()
#view the data in your variables to ensure they are correct
# 4
# use the my_module.my_json_data and print it out
Jordan Phillips
Module 8 Assignment
"""
# 1. Import my_module and prettyprint
# Add breakpoint to test your data
# View the data in your variables to check
import pprint
import my_module
# 2. Use the greeting method from my_module to print your name
# Add breakpoint to test your data
# View the data in your variables to check
my_module.greeting("Jordan")
breakpoint()
# 3. Use letter_text function to print a string
# Add breakpoint to test your data
# View the data in your variables to check
kwargs = {
'name': 'Jordan',
'amount': '500',
'denomination': 'dollars',
}
my_module.letter_text(**kwargs)