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39 lines
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## Exercise 2a: Local importing
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#### Goal
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Retrival practice in "basic" importing.
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#### Preparation
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(none)
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#### Tasks
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0. Create a file in the `src/` folder called `make_potion.py` and copy the code below
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into it.
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```python
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# ADD IMPORT STATEMENTS HERE!
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def make_example_potion(student_name="ASPP student"):
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my_potion = potion_class.Potion(student_name=student_name)
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# Set up your old kettle and light an eternal flame underneath it.
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my_potion.setup(container=containers.old_kettle, heat_source="eternal_flame")
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# Simmer for 5 hours.
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cooking.simmer(my_potion, duration=5)
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print(f"You successfully ran make_example_potion, {student_name}, well done :).")
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return my_potion
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my_name = 'ASPP student'
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my_potion = make_example_potion(student_name=my_name)
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```
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1. Figure out what import statements are missing, either by visual inspection or
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by running the code and seeing what dies. Add the missing import statements at
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the top of the file. You may need to inspect the files in `src/brewing/`.
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2. Run `make_potion.py`. Did it work?
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