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# Ex. 1 - python
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Here is the output of a python application:
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This exercise will be split into multiple smaller ones. For each one
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you can create files named `a.py`, `b.py` and `c.py`. You maybe resuse the same
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environment for all sub-exercises
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Guidelines:
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- Use python version python3.7+.
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- Unless specified otherwise you can only use builtin modules.
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### python - A
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Write a script that prints out whatever text input is passed as argument
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Example:
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```
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$ python a.py ping ping ping
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ping ping ping
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```
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### python - B
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Write a script take takes one argument (-t/--target) which can only
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accept the following values `titi`, `toto`, `tata`. When called with a valid
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target, the script should print out the target text to stdout (`titi`, `toto` or `tata`).
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When an invalid target is provided an error message should be printed to stderr
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Example:
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```
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$ python b.py --target titi
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titi
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$ python b.py -t tutu
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usage: b.py [-h] [-t {titi,toto,tata}]
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b.py: error: argument -t/--target: invalid choice: 'tutu' (choose from 'titi', 'toto', 'tata')
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```
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### python - C
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Write a script that creates ascii art equivalent of text passed as argument.
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For this exercise you may use a 3rd party module.
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Example:
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```bash
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$ python run.py 'Hello buddies'
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$ python c.py 'Hello buddies'
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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| | | | ___ | || | ___ | |__ _ _ __| | __| |(_) ___ ___
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| |_| | / _ \| || | / _ \ | '_ \ | | | | / _` | / _` || | / _ \/ __|
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@ -24,8 +66,6 @@ $ python run.py 'Hello buddies'
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```
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Can you write the run.py application and put it in the ex1 folder of the repo?
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# Ex. 2 - docker
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In ex2 folder, you will find a `app` binary.
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