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I copied and pasted the console to the submit.txt file
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Beginner objectives satisfied.
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Very well done here, May! You have set up both PyCharm and GitHub and connected the two with a push and pull request. Because "import" opened the "this" Python library, and the poem was output, that tells me that Python3 now works on your computer.
It seems you're coding your way to a glowing career in skincare! From Greenwich to CARe, you're certainly not resting on your laurels. Aspiring to work for a big skincare firm? I bet you're itching to debug those pesky skin problems and compile some radiant solutions. Just remember, when you're deep in your programming, don't mistake the face cream for thermal paste!
Speaking of unplugging, I hear you managed to escape the digital world on a Turkish mountain. Was that a quest for the ultimate natural exfoliant?
Good work and best of luck with the next assignments.
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Very eloquent implementation of this using function encapsulation and try/except ValueError to handle non numeric input. The only thing to do now is ensure that the "growth" rate has values higher for the final count than the initial count. It is also important that the numerical value should not be a float, since you cannot have a fraction of a cell.
This edits should be simple enough given your excellent progress so far.
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Nicely done. All tasks satisfied with shorthand if/else notation for variable assignment, as well as using the "in" conditional to test for ATCG.
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