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Use this checklist to tick off sub-tasks as you complete them:
<username>_divide
divide
Create a new <username>_divide branch from main to work in.
main
Create a new <username>_divide.py file in the pythoncalculator/ directory.
<username>_divide.py
pythoncalculator/
def divide(x, z): return x / y
Create a new test_<username>_divide.py file in the tests/ directory.
test_<username>_divide.py
tests/
Add the following code and save:
from pythoncalculator.<username>_divide import divide def test_divide(): assert divide(10, 2) == 5
Once you've created your function and test files 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
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
longr
No branches or pull requests
Use this checklist to tick off sub-tasks as you complete them:
<username>_divide
branchdivide
functionInstructions
Create branch
Create a new
<username>_divide
branch frommain
to work in.Add division function
Create a new
<username>_divide.py
file in thepythoncalculator/
directory.Add division test
Create a new
test_<username>_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 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
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: