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Use this checklist to tick off sub-tasks as you complete them following these step-by-step instructions
divide
__init__.py
Create a new divide branch from main to work in.
main
Create a new divide.py file in the pythoncalculator/ directory.
divide.py
pythoncalculator/
def divide(x, z): return x / y
Open the pythoncalculator/__init__.py file and add the following line of code:
pythoncalculator/__init__.py
from .divide import divide
Create a new test_divide.py file in the tests/ directory.
test_divide.py
tests/
Add the following code and save:
from pythoncalculator import divide def test_divide(): assert divide(10, 2) == 5
Once you've created your function and test files and added the line to import your function to pythoncalculator/__init__.py, commit your changes.
Use resolves #{ISSUE_NUMBER_YOU_WERE_ASSIGNED} in your commit message to automatically close the issue when your pull request is merged.
resolves #{ISSUE_NUMBER_YOU_WERE_ASSIGNED}
Then push them up to GitHub
Finally, create a pull request back to the main branch on GitHub and wait for the owner's review.
Reference the issue your pull request refers to with #{ISSUE_NUMBER_YOU_WERE_ASSIGNED} in the description.
#{ISSUE_NUMBER_YOU_WERE_ASSIGNED}
Respond to any requests for correction.
If the issue didn't close automatically, close it yourself. You can also
Use this checklist to tick off sub-tasks as you complete them following these step-by-step instructions
divide
branchdivide
function__init__.py
Instructions
Create branch
Create a new
divide
branch frommain
to work in.Add division function
Create a new
divide.py
file in thepythoncalculator/
directory.Open the
pythoncalculator/__init__.py
file and add the following line of code:Add division test
Create a new
test_divide.py
file in thetests/
directory.Add the following code and save:
Commit your changes and push to GitHub
Once you've created your function and test files and added the line to import your function to
pythoncalculator/__init__.py
, commit your changes.Use
resolves #{ISSUE_NUMBER_YOU_WERE_ASSIGNED}
in your commit message to automatically close the issue when your pull request is merged.Then push them up to GitHub
Create pull request
Finally, create a pull request back to the
main
branch on GitHub and wait for the owner's review.Reference the issue your pull request refers to with
#{ISSUE_NUMBER_YOU_WERE_ASSIGNED}
in the description.Respond to any requests for correction.
Close issue
If the issue didn't close automatically, close it yourself. You can also