Adds !r conversion flag to line 1#4
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Study drill two in this exercise relies, as currently formatted, on the use of the original %r format string. This commit proposes to use the !r conversion flag available in Python 3.6 to replicate this behaviour and allow study drill 2 to be kept in it's current form as it is a useful drill to learn. This change also supports a proposed change/request for clarification regarding exercise 6 (which I won't list here as this pull request doesn't close it) which seeks to introduce the use of conversion flags early in the course.
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Actually no this would overly complicate that exercise at this point. I'll just leave it as it is for now. |
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Study drill two in this exercise relies, as currently formatted, on the use of the original %r format string. This commit proposes to use the !r conversion flag available in Python 3.6 to replicate this behaviour and allow study drill 2 to be kept in it's current form as it is a useful drill to learn.
This change also supports a proposed change/request for clarification regarding exercise 6 (which I won't list here as this pull request doesn't close it) which seeks to introduce the use of conversion flags early in the course.