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| # Executions | |
| interact("walking up") | |
| interact("walking down") | |
| interact("walking left") | |
| interact("walking right") | |
| interact("pickup pencil") | |
| interact("pickup wand") | |
| interact("quit") |
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| # Instructions | |
| # 1. Write down Python code in say() method | |
| # - This method might have one parameter `number` which possibly 1-99 | |
| # - This method need to return an English word for provided number e.g. If the number is 3, should return "three" | |
| # 2. More examples on test data (numbers and words) are in the "Test Data Example" section | |
| # 3. How to run this file through unit tests | |
| # - Open the terminal | |
| # - Run this command "python <path/to/file.py>" e.g. python PyConUS2021Challenge.py | |
| # - If the tests are failed, it will display "FAILED (failures=16)" for example, on the terminal | |
| # - If the tests are pass, it will display "Ran 16 tests in 0.001s OK" |
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