How to use get_change method in localstack

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monty-hall-2.py

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...7# (gives the same result as monty-hall-1.py) #8# #9####################################################################10from random import randint11def get_change():12 # asks user if they'd like to switch doors13 # returns True or False14 while True:15 i = input("Do you wish to switch doors? (y/​n) ")16 print()17 if i == "y" or i == "Y":18 return True19 elif i == "n" or i == "N":20 return False21 else:22 print("Please enter 'y' or 'n'!")23def main():24 prize = randint(1, 3)25 print()26 # prompt player to choose a door27 while True:28 guess = input("Choose a door (1, 2 or 3): ")29 print()30 if guess in ["1", "2", "3"]:31 guess = int(guess)32 break33 print("I told you to choose 1, 2 or 3, idiot!")34 # if player guesses correctly, Monty randomly opens another door, revealing a goat35 if guess == prize:36 flip = randint(0, 1)37 if guess == 1:38 if flip == 0:39 print("Monty has opened door number 2, revealing a goat")40 change = get_change()41 if change:42 guess = 343 else:44 print("Monty has opened door number 3, revealing a goat")45 change = get_change()46 if change:47 guess = 248 elif guess == 2:49 if flip == 0:50 print("Monty has opened door number 1, revealing a goat")51 change = get_change()52 if change:53 guess = 354 else:55 print("Monty has opened door number 3, revealing a goat")56 change = get_change()57 if change:58 guess = 159 elif guess == 3:60 if flip == 0:61 print("Monty has opened door number 1, revealing a goat")62 change = get_change()63 if change:64 guess = 265 else:66 print("Monty has opened door number 2, revealing a goat")67 change = get_change()68 if change:69 guess = 170 # if player guesses incorrectly71 else:72 if guess == 1:73 if prize == 2:74 print("Monty has opened door number 3, revealing a goat")75 change = get_change()76 if change:77 guess = 278 elif prize == 3:79 print("Monty has opened door number 2, revealing a goat")80 change = get_change()81 if change:82 guess = 383 elif guess == 2:84 if prize == 1:85 print("Monty has opened door number 3, revealing a goat")86 change = get_change()87 if change:88 guess = 189 elif prize == 3:90 print("Monty has opened door number 1, revealing a goat")91 change = get_change()92 if change:93 guess = 394 elif guess == 3:95 if prize == 1:96 print("Monty has opened door number 2, revealing a goat")97 change = get_change()98 if change:99 guess = 1100 elif prize == 2:101 print("Monty has opened door number 1, revealing a goat")102 change = get_change()103 if change:104 guess = 2105 # print result106 if guess == prize:107 print("You win!")108 else:109 print("You lose!")110 '''111 print("Guess:", guess)112 print("Car:", prize)113 print("Switch:", change)114 '''...

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vending_machine.py

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1from byotest import *2def get_change(amount):3 """4 Takes the payment amount and returns the change5 `amount` the amount of money that we need to provide change for6 Returns a list of coin values7 """8 if amount == 0:9 return []10 11 if amount in [100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2, 1]:12 return [amount]13 14 change = []15 for coin in [100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2, 1]:16 if coin <= amount:17 amount -= coin18 change.append(coin)19 return change20# Write our tests for our code21test_are_equal(get_change(0), [])22test_are_equal(get_change(1), [1])23test_are_equal(get_change(2), [2])24test_are_equal(get_change(5), [5])25test_are_equal(get_change(10), [10])26test_are_equal(get_change(20), [20])27test_are_equal(get_change(50), [50])28test_are_equal(get_change(100), [100])29test_are_equal(get_change(3), [2, 1])30test_are_equal(get_change(7), [5, 2])...

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vending.py

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1from byotest import *2def get_change(amount):3 if amount ==0: 4 return []5 if amount in [100, 50, 20, 10, 5, 2, 1]:6 return [amount]7 8 change = []9 for coin in [100,50,20,10,5,2,1]:10 if coin <= amount:11 amount -= coin12 change.append(coin)13 14 return change15 16test_are_equal(get_change(0),[])17test_are_equal(get_change(1),[1])18test_are_equal(get_change(2),[2])19test_are_equal(get_change(5),[5])20test_are_equal(get_change(10),[10])21test_are_equal(get_change(20),[20])22test_are_equal(get_change(50),[50])23test_are_equal(get_change(100),[100])24test_are_equal(get_change(3),[2,1])25test_are_equal(get_change(7),[5,2])...

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