Let's try running it.

What do you think would happen if we run sum_list like this, passing in the empty list?

Different libraries may handle contents differently, but in minidom this is how we get it.

So if I take the number 2 from our domain, I input it into the function, we're getting mapped to the number 8.

Get the contents of some PDI document parameter with numerical type.

We can add another element. Let's add another element. We'll add nitrogen.

retrieve property values

We can use the indexing to look up one of the elements.

Then we have this other function, also a quiz question from the lecture of how to verify a password.

By combining these things, we actually get a nice little setup that tells us the number of pixels x and y offset from the origin of the canvas to draw this tile.

Get Ml5.

Get the door.

Get in the corner.

Get a gun.

I should get the whole company.

Or another way to think about it is, you could just think about the different y values that you want to raise 5 to the power of and then you can get you x values.

I get this volume.

And this'll be the denominator.

I'm getting directions.

Get me Fache.

Get back in your corner.

Get a shrink.

Go get it.

Get dressed.

Get it out.

So this thing here could be a positive 2, or it could be a negative 2.

You're going to multiply 3 times a positive number, so you're going to get a positive number.

So first of all, I have a positive 3 here.

So it's the same ratio. 15 to 25

What I'd like you to do is implement this function_gmaps image.

And you measure its absorbance, and you just get some number here.

First this variable had this value.

Get moving.

Get over in the corner.

Let's just get the money and get out.

Lyrics are being fetched.

Get down here, cat.

Get it out of the car.

Now get down here.

Next, what we'd like to do is to actually cache some of the values of this new

We can try the other example, passing in 'dog' and 'cat'. and now we get 'dogcatcatdog'.

Target acquired.

To select the capital, that's the second element of that list, so we use index 1 again to get that element, and the value of countries 1

We have if URL, and if that's true, that means we found a valid URL.

We'll print the number of days in month 1, which is January.