The bot should be able to actually do maths, not relying on hard-coded values

[swt2public]

Given a tweet "1+2", Then the bot's answer should contain "3".

Hints

• To split the term into operands, you can use myString.split('+'), where myString is a variable containing your string.
• split returns an array, here is a small example

  myString = "1+2"
  arguments = myString.split('+')
  print arguments[0] #(prints '1')
  print arguments[1] #(prints '2')

• To convert a string to an integer, you can use int(myString).

Expected response to contain "3",
but got "2".

[swt2public]

Given a tweet "1+2", Then the bot's answer should contain "3".

Hints

• To split the term into operands, you can use myString.split('+'), where myString is a variable containing your string.
• split returns an array, here is a small example

  myString = "1+2"
  arguments = myString.split('+')
  print arguments[0] #(prints '1')
  print arguments[1] #(prints '2')

• To convert a string to an integer, you can use int(myString).

Expected response to contain "3",
but got "2".

[swt2public]

Given a tweet "1+2", Then the bot's answer should contain "3".

Hints

• To split the term into operands, you can use myString.split('+'), where myString is a variable containing your string.
• split returns an array, here is a small example

  myString = "1+2"
  arguments = myString.split('+')
  print arguments[0] #(prints '1')
  print arguments[1] #(prints '2')

• To convert a string to an integer, you can use int(myString).

Expected response to contain "3",
but got "2".