Week 5 Practice Exercises

week5practice.py

s1 = "spam"
s2 = "ni!"

#test these
print("The Knights who say, " + s2) # The Knights who say, ni!
print(3 * s1 + 2 * s2) # spamspamspamni!ni!
print(s1[1]) # p
print(s1[1:3]) # pa
print(s1[2] + s2[:2]) # ani
print(s1 + s2[-1]) # spam!
print(s1.upper()) # SPAM
print(s2.upper().ljust(4) * 3) # NI! NI! NI!

# test the reverse constructions
print(s2[:2].upper()) # NI
print(s2 + s1 + s2) # ni!spamni!
print((s1.capitalize().ljust(5) + s2.capitalize().ljust(4)) * 3) # Spam Ni! Spam Ni! Spam Ni!
print(s1) # spam
print("[\"" + s1[:2] + "\", \"" + s1[3] + "\"]") # ["sp", "m"] if you wanted it verbatim what the book has (confusing notation)
print(s1[:2] + "\n" + s1[3]) # if you meant you wanted it on two separate lines (confusing notation)
print(s1[:2] + s1[-1]) # spm