013_add_two.py

from lib.helpers import check_that_these_are_equal

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# Now you try. Here's an exercise for you:
#
# @TASK: Write a function called `add_two` that:
#
# * Takes a number as input
# * Adds two to it
# * Returns the result

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# YOUR FUNCTION GOES BELOW THIS LINE



# YOUR FUNCTION GOES ABOVE THIS LINE

# @TASK: To check your work, run this in the shell:

#   python 013_add_two.py

# This will run the test at the bottom of this file.

# If you have trouble, look back at `add_one` _very_
# closely, character by character, to see if you can see any
# differences to your version. Pay particular attention to
# the `:` at the end of the first line, and the spacing at
# the start of some of the lines.

print("Function: add_two")

check_that_these_are_equal(
  add_two(6),
  8
)

# When you're done, move on to 014_multiply_numbers.py