For this assessment, you'll be completing some string manipulation functions within the string1.py and string2.py files.
There is some light dependency on knowing how Functions work in python in terms of argument passing and return values, but you should be able to figure it out as you go.
string1.py -- Complete the string functions in string1.py, based on your knowledge of Python strings, indexing, slicing, and methods.
string2.py -- Additional string function completions.
- Fork this repository into your own personal github account.
- Then Clone your own repo to your local development machine.
- Complete the missing parts of the string1.py and string2.py files to achieve desired functionality.
- Commit your changes (with meaningful commit messages e.g. not 'blah' or 'asdf' or 'updated code'), then
git push
back to your own github account. - From your personal Github repo, create a pull request (PR). Add your instructor (and any other optional reviewers such as TAs and Coaches) to your PR.
- Copy/Paste the URL link to your PR as your assignment submission.
Feel free to edit the README.md (this very text itself) of this assignment and enhance it. The README is the front-most facing page of your work, so it should make a good impression. As assigments get more complex, you will be expected to create READMEs with sufficient detail to capture all aspects of how your code is intended to be used: Cloning, dependencies, gotchas, quick-starts, deployment notes, etc.
As a reference, see this: README Best Practices template