gistfile1.txt

"""



The function accepts as a string parameter.

The function returns a list in which the first organ represents the number of digits in the string, 
and the second organ represents the number of letters in the string, including spaces, points, 
punctuation, and anything other than digits.





>>> print(numbers_letters_count("Python 3.6.3"))
[3, 9]

"""





"""
The function returns a list in which the first organ represents the number of digits in the string, 
and the second organ represents the number of letters in the string, including spaces, points, 
punctuation, and anything other than digits.
"""
def numbers_letters_count(my_str):
    list_nums = [] # list of digits in the string
    result = [] # final result
    for num in my_str: 
        if num.isdigit(): # result of numbers in the string
            list_nums.append(len(num)) # getting the digit for every number and saving to list_nums
            sum_nums = sum(list_nums) # adding all the digits together and get the number of digits in the string
    result.append(sum_nums) # adding the number of digits in the string to the final result
    result.append((len(my_str)) - sum_nums) # subtract the lengs of the string from number of digits in the string and addig to the result
    return (result) # returning the final result





def main():	
    <your code here>

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()