Google IT Automation with Python Professional Certificate - Practice files
License: Apache License 2.0
Code should be more fast and short and mordenize.
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Making code more modernized and efficient by using nested if-else statements.
Return false if usernames starts with "." or "_".
The script is returning True in those situations.
Returns False if the first letter of the username is not a letter in lowercase
Returns True when the first letter of the username is not a letter
Return False when invalid username is passed
Returns True for username that starts with a number, dot, or underscore
The username must consist of letters, numbers, dots and underscores.
It must start with only a letter and be at least 1 character long.
print(validate_user("blue.kale", 3)) # True
print(validate_user(".blue.kale", 3)) # True
print(validate_user("red_quinoa", 4)) # True
print(validate_user("_red_quinoa", 4)) # True
print(validate_user("blue.kale", 3)) # True
print(validate_user(".blue.kale", 3)) # False
print(validate_user("red_quinoa", 4)) # True
print(validate_user("_red_quinoa", 4)) # False
Return False when username begins with non-alphabetical characters.
Return True when username begins with non-alphabetical characters.
1.print(validate_user(".blue.kale", 3))
2.print(validate_user("_red_quinoa", 4))
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The validations.py file in Course3/Lab4 includes a validate_user function. This function was recently modified to allow usernames to contain dots and underscores as well as letters and numbers.
The code currently validates that the first character of the username is not a number, and that was fine when only letters and numbers were allowed. Back when only letters and numbers were allowed, this meant that the username had to start with a letter. Now that we allow dots and underscores as well, we need to change the check of the first character as only letters are allowed in the first character of the username.
validate_user("blue.kale", 3) -> Truevalidate_user(".blue.kale", 3) -> Currently True, should be Falsevalidate_user("red_quinoa", 4) -> Truevalidate_user("_red_quinoa", 4) -> Currently True, should be FalseThanks for your pull request. It looks like this may be your first contribution to a Google open source project (if not, look below for help). Before we can look at your pull request, you'll need to sign a Contributor License Agreement (CLA).
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Originally posted by @google-cla in #7988 (comment)
Return False when username begins with non-alphabetical characters.
Return True when username begins with non-alphabetical characters.
There should be a testcases.py in the Course3
No test cases added
validate_user function by using following line:-from validations import validate_userThe validations.py file in Course3/Lab4 includes a validate_user function.
The code currently validates that the first character of the username is not a number. We need to check if usernames are all lower case and that they don't contain any spaces. Return False if they contain capital letters or spaces.
Examples:
validate_user("John.Haha", 3) -> False
validate_user(".green. kale", 3) -> False
validate_user("mark_smith", 4) -> True
validate_user("_Dr Who", 4) - > False
Expect to run a script setup_puppet.sh from the cloned repo mentioned in (Course5/Week3 > Video: Customizing VMs in GCP > time: 5:39)
~/it-cert-automation-practice/Course5/Lab3$ ./setup_puppet.sh
-bash: ./setup_puppet.sh: No such file or directory
~/it-cert-automation-practice/Course5/Lab3$ True
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updated the validations.py
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return False when forbidden characters in front of the text
return True whenever forbidden characters in front of the text or not
validate_user(".blue.kale", 3) -> should be False
validate_user("_red_quinoa", 4) -> should be False
validate_user(".blue.kale", 3) -> previously returning True
validate_user("_red_quinoa", 4) -> previously returning True
Blablla
fixed the behavior of validate_user function in validations.py
Closes #1258
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.blue.kale
output = False
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output = True
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