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string = "codehs rocks" def add_enthusiasm (string): string = string.upper () return string + "!" print (add_enthusiasm (string)) CodeHs answers. Contribute to superpeanut2k6/codehs-python development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Remember that your method (function) logic should always be contained within the method itself. So you have a function called add_enthusiasm (input_string). We want that function to convert the input such that (1) the case is converted to uppercase and (2) an exclamation point is added to the end. SO:
def add_enthusiasm(string): return string.upper() + '!' print(add_enthusiasm) here's the answer that worked for me
Enthusiasm.py. Cannot retrieve latest commit at this time. userInput = input ("say something: ") def add_enthusiasm (text): return text.upper () print "You mean " + add_enthusiasm (userInput) + "!" A collection of my CodeHS work from virtual school in 2021.
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24 Φεβ 2022 · Step 1/4. 1. We need to create a function called add_enthusiasm that takes a string as an argument. Step 2/4. 2. We need to convert the string to uppercase. Step 3/4. 3. We need to add an exclamation point at the end of the string.
Introduction to Computer Science in Python. View Syllabus Overview. Lesson 7.6 String Methods. Description. In this lesson, students will learn about string methods. Methods are basically functions that you call on objects and can be used to alter our strings in different ways. Objective. Students will be able to:
