Exercises

Exercise 5

Save your code in your Python folder and call it exercise5.

Write a function concatUpper(a,b) that receives two strings as parameters and returns the two strings concatenated and in upper case.

Then, write a program:

• asking two different sentences to the user;
• calling the functions concatUpper with those two sentences as parameters;
• printing the result.

Help

• To concatenate, you can use the + sign.
• To put a string in uppercase, you can use the method .upper().

Exercise 6

Save your code in your Python folder and call it exercise6.

Write a function ingly(word) that receives one word as a parameter.

• If the word is not ending with ing and is more than 3 letters, the function returns the same word with ing at the end.
• If the word is more than 3 letters but is already ending with ing, it should add lyinstead.
• If the text is less than three letters, it should return it unchanged.

Then, write a program:

• asking a word to the user;
• calling the function ingly with the word as a parameter;
• printing the result.

Examples

Example 1Example 2Example 3

📋 Output

>>> %Run Ex6.py
Give me a word
play
playing
>>> 

📋 Output

>>> %Run Ex6.py
Give me a word
go
go
>>> 

📋 Output

>>> %Run Ex6.py
Give me a word
string
stringly
>>> 

Help

• To get the last three letters of a variable, you can write: variable[-3:].
• To get the length of a word, you can use the function len: len(word).