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@@ -5,28 +5,28 @@
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# total should return the sum of the numbers passed in
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def total(numbers):
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- return numbers[0]
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+ return numbers[0]
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# onestring should return 1 the first time it's called and 'ring' the second time
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def onestring():
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- return 1
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+ return 1
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# Your code will be run in a sandbox, so print statements are not allowed in
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# the required functions. The below code gets executed when you run the python
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# file; this should aid you in debugging/testing.
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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- list1 = [1, 2, 3]
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- list2 = [-10, -10, -30]
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- print 'sum of list1:', total(list1)
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- print 'sum of list2:', total(list2)
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+ list1 = [1, 2, 3]
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+ list2 = [-10, -10, -30]
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+ print 'sum of list1:', total(list1)
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+ print 'sum of list2:', total(list2)
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- print # blank line
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+ print # blank line
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- if onestring() == 1:
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- print 'got 1 the first time!'
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- else:
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- print 'onestring didn\'t return 1 the first time :('
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- if onestring() == 'ring':
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- print "got 'ring' the second time!"
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- else:
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- print "onestring didn't print 'ring' the second time D:"
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+ if onestring() == 1:
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+ print 'got 1 the first time!'
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+ else:
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+ print 'onestring didn\'t return 1 the first time :('
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+ if onestring() == 'ring':
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+ print "got 'ring' the second time!"
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+ else:
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+ print "onestring didn't print 'ring' the second time D:"
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