Write a function called print_words(text)
, which prints the
each word from the text on its own line. Assume each word is
separated by exactly one space.
>>> print_words("INQ241A") INQ241A >>> count_words("INQ 241A") INQ 241A >>> count_words("How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood") How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood
A power tower is a number x raised to the x power x times. Mathematically, it looks like:
x^{x^{x^{{\cdot^{\cdot^{\cdot^{x}}}}}}}
Write a function called power_tower(x)
, which prints
the tower power for the integer x.
>>> power_tower(1) 1 >>> power_tower(2) 4 >>> power_tower(3) 19683
In a file called blurred_images.py write a function
called simple_blur(a_picture)
. This function should
display a blurred version of the image parameter.
To blur an image, you simply average a pixels color value with the 4 pixels surrounding it.
Note: This image has actually been blurred 4 times, to make it obvious what is happening. Your image will only be slightly fuzzy.