Fix code style issues with Black

Author: lint-action

3_advanced/chapter14/practice/add_10.py

@@ -1,12 +1,11 @@
+# Problem name: add_10
+# A messy teacher named Bob would like to add 10 points to each student’s recent test score.
+# There are four students, and going from highest score to lowest score, it is Mike, Dan, Stan, and Ban.
+# Add 10 to each score and assign those values to the correct student.
+# Solve this problem by adding no more than 2 lines of code.
+# Hint: Use tuple unpacking and list comprehension.
 
-#Problem name: add_10
-#A messy teacher named Bob would like to add 10 points to each student’s recent test score. 
-#There are four students, and going from highest score to lowest score, it is Mike, Dan, Stan, and Ban. 
-#Add 10 to each score and assign those values to the correct student. 
-#Solve this problem by adding no more than 2 lines of code. 
-#Hint: Use tuple unpacking and list comprehension.
-
-#the scores are given
+# the scores are given
 scores = (100, 90, 80, 70)
 
-#write your code below
+# write your code below

3_advanced/chapter14/practice/even_words.py

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
-#Problem name: even_words
-#Given a string that the user inputs create a list that contains the square of the lengths of words with an even amount of characters. 
-#For example, if the string is “I am cool”, the list would be [4, 16]. 
-#Use a list comprehension to solve it.
+# Problem name: even_words
+# Given a string that the user inputs create a list that contains the square of the lengths of words with an even amount of characters.
+# For example, if the string is “I am cool”, the list would be [4, 16].
+# Use a list comprehension to solve it.
 
-#the user inputs the string
+# the user inputs the string
 string = input()
 
-#write your code below
+# write your code below

3_advanced/chapter14/practice/odd_squares.py

@@ -1,12 +1,11 @@
-#Problem name: odd_squares
-#Given a list of integers, create a list of all the squares of the odd integers within the list. 
-#Use a list comprehension to solve it.
+# Problem name: odd_squares
+# Given a list of integers, create a list of all the squares of the odd integers within the list.
+# Use a list comprehension to solve it.
 
-#the given code takes an input and makes it a list of numbers
-#for example, entering “1 23 4” as the input will result in the list [1,23,4]
+# the given code takes an input and makes it a list of numbers
+# for example, entering “1 23 4” as the input will result in the list [1,23,4]
 ex_list = input().split()
 for idx in range(len(ex_list)):
-	ex_list[idx] = int(ex_list[idx])
-
-#write your code below
+    ex_list[idx] = int(ex_list[idx])
 
+# write your code below

3_advanced/chapter14/practice/square_root_list.py

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
-#Problem Name: square_root_list
-#Take a user given list of numbers and make a list of all the square roots of the numbers using list comprehension. 
-#Use a list comprehension to solve it. 
-#Hint: The square root of a number is the same as taking the ½ power of a number. 
+# Problem Name: square_root_list
+# Take a user given list of numbers and make a list of all the square roots of the numbers using list comprehension.
+# Use a list comprehension to solve it.
+# Hint: The square root of a number is the same as taking the ½ power of a number.
 
-#the given code takes an input and makes it a list of numbers
-#for example, entering “1 23 4” as the input will result in the list [1,23,4]
+# the given code takes an input and makes it a list of numbers
+# for example, entering “1 23 4” as the input will result in the list [1,23,4]
 ex_list = input().split()
 for idx in range(len(ex_list)):
-	ex_list[idx] = int(ex_list[idx])
+    ex_list[idx] = int(ex_list[idx])
 
-#write your code below
+# write your code below

3_advanced/chapter14/practice/update_score.py

@@ -1,17 +1,16 @@
+# Problem name: update_score
+# A hacker named Dan wishes to hack into a competition where they judge participants in three categories on a scale of 10.
+# Dan wants his friend Bob to win.
+# Bob will only win if he has all 10s while the other competitors, Jo and Stan, don’t.
 
-#Problem name: update_score
-#A hacker named Dan wishes to hack into a competition where they judge participants in three categories on a scale of 10. 
-#Dan wants his friend Bob to win. 
-#Bob will only win if he has all 10s while the other competitors, Jo and Stan, don’t.
+# Judges will store the scoring within a tuple ([...], [...], [...]).
+# The scores before Dan hacked are given.
+# Bob will be located as the first person the judges scored and will have the lowest points out of any participant.
+# Create a program to help Dan help Bob win.
+# Also, print Bob’s score at the end.
+# Use tuple unpacking to solve this problem.
 
-#Judges will store the scoring within a tuple ([...], [...], [...]). 
-#The scores before Dan hacked are given. 
-#Bob will be located as the first person the judges scored and will have the lowest points out of any participant. 
-#Create a program to help Dan help Bob win. 
-#Also, print Bob’s score at the end. 
-#Use tuple unpacking to solve this problem. 
+# the scores are given
+scores = ([1, 1, 1], [2, 2, 2], [3, 3, 3])
 
-#the scores are given
-scores = ([1,1,1] , [2,2,2], [3,3,3])
-
-#write your code below
+# write your code below

3_advanced/chapter14/solutions/add_10.py

@@ -1,14 +1,13 @@
+# Problem name: add_10
+# A messy teacher named Bob would like to add 10 points to each student’s recent test score.
+# There are four students, and going from highest score to lowest score, it is Mike, Dan, Stan, and Ban.
+# Add 10 to each score and assign those values to the correct student.
+# Solve this problem by adding no more than 2 lines of code.
+# Hint: Use tuple unpacking and list comprehension.
 
-#Problem name: add_10
-#A messy teacher named Bob would like to add 10 points to each student’s recent test score. 
-#There are four students, and going from highest score to lowest score, it is Mike, Dan, Stan, and Ban. 
-#Add 10 to each score and assign those values to the correct student. 
-#Solve this problem by adding no more than 2 lines of code. 
-#Hint: Use tuple unpacking and list comprehension.
-
-#the scores are given
+# the scores are given
 scores = (100, 90, 80, 70)
 
-#write your code below
+# write your code below
 scores_added = [n + 10 for n in scores]
 Mike, Dan, Stan, Ban = scores_added

3_advanced/chapter14/solutions/odd_squares.py

@@ -1,13 +1,12 @@
-#Problem name: odd_squares
-#Given a list of integers, create a list of all the squares of the odd integers within the list. 
-#Use a list comprehension to solve it.
+# Problem name: odd_squares
+# Given a list of integers, create a list of all the squares of the odd integers within the list.
+# Use a list comprehension to solve it.
 
-#the given code takes an input and makes it a list of numbers
-#for example, entering “1 23 4” as the input will result in the list [1,23,4]
+# the given code takes an input and makes it a list of numbers
+# for example, entering “1 23 4” as the input will result in the list [1,23,4]
 ex_list = input().split()
 for idx in range(len(ex_list)):
-	ex_list[idx] = int(ex_list[idx])
-
-#write your code below
-odds_quares = [n**2 for n in list if n%2 == 1]
+    ex_list[idx] = int(ex_list[idx])
 
+# write your code below
+odds_quares = [n ** 2 for n in list if n % 2 == 1]

3_advanced/chapter14/solutions/update_score.py

@@ -1,23 +1,21 @@
+# Problem name: update_score
+# A hacker named Dan wishes to hack into a competition where they judge participants in three categories on a scale of 10.
+# Dan wants his friend Bob to win.
+# Bob will only win if he has all 10s while the other competitors, Jo and Stan, don’t.
 
-#Problem name: update_score
-#A hacker named Dan wishes to hack into a competition where they judge participants in three categories on a scale of 10. 
-#Dan wants his friend Bob to win. 
-#Bob will only win if he has all 10s while the other competitors, Jo and Stan, don’t.
+# Judges will store the scoring within a tuple ([...], [...], [...]).
+# The scores before Dan hacked are given.
+# Bob will be located as the first person the judges scored and will have the lowest points out of any participant.
+# Create a program to help Dan help Bob win.
+# Also, print Bob’s score at the end.
+# Use tuple unpacking to solve this problem.
 
-#Judges will store the scoring within a tuple ([...], [...], [...]). 
-#The scores before Dan hacked are given. 
-#Bob will be located as the first person the judges scored and will have the lowest points out of any participant. 
-#Create a program to help Dan help Bob win. 
-#Also, print Bob’s score at the end. 
-#Use tuple unpacking to solve this problem. 
+# the scores are given
+scores = ([1, 1, 1], [2, 2, 2], [3, 3, 3])
 
-#the scores are given
-scores = ([1,1,1] , [2,2,2], [3,3,3])
-
-#write your code below
+# write your code below
 scores[0][0] = 10
 scores[0][1] = 10
 scores[0][2] = 10
 (Bob, Jo, Stan) = scores
 print(Bob)
-