FCC-Python-Variable-Challenge created by Ethan.Arrowood - https://repl.it/HTLB/5

lesson.py

"""
Title: Variables

Description/Explanation/Lesson:

    Variables in Python are defined using the '=' (pronounced: 'is') operator.
        Example: `my_age = 18`

    Variables can contain values such as strings, numbers, lists, class
    instances, and many more things!

    Variables can also contain the values of operations & functions
        Examples:
            ```
            eight_squared = 8 ** 2
            binary_from_decimal = bin(243)
            ```

Code Prompt/Challenge:

    1. Define a variable 'my_name' and set it to your name as a string
    2. Define a variable 'my_age' and set it to your age as a (whole) number
    3. Define a variable 'ten_more' and set it to the your age + 10

Pre-defined Code:

Solution:

    my_name = 'Ethan'
    my_age = 18
    ten_more = 18 + 10

Tests:

    self.assertIsInstance(my_name, str)
    self.assertIsInstance(my_age, int)
    self.assertIsInstance(ten_more, int)
    self.assertEqual(my_age + 10, ten_more)
"""
# Write your code below here!

tests.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
tests.py
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Module to test the user's code. Seperated from the lesson so the user need not
be overwhelmed by the tests and their boilerplate while writing their code.
"""
from lesson import (my_name, my_age, ten_more)
import unittest


class TestUserCode(unittest.TestCase):

    def test_main(self):
        self.assertIsInstance(my_name, str)
        self.assertIsInstance(my_age, int)
        self.assertIsInstance(ten_more, int)
        self.assertEqual(my_age + 10, ten_more)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    unittest.main()