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assert True, "This is an assert statement"


    

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num = 2.003


    

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assert num > 2, "Value must be > 2"


    

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assert num < 2.001, "Value must be less than 2.001"


    

    




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AssertionError                            Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-5-857f7c04dfdf> in <module>()
----> 1 assert num < 2.001, "Value must be less than 2.001"

AssertionError: Value must be less than 2.001

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def temp_c_to_k(temp_in_c):
    '''Converts temperature from celsius to kelvin.
    '''
    assert temp_in_c > -273.15, "Cannot have celsius below absolute zero!"
    temp_in_k = temp_in_c + 273.15
    assert temp_in_k > 0, "Cannot have negative Kelvin temperatures"
    return temp_in_k


    

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print(temp_c_to_k(-1230))


    

    




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AssertionError                            Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-10-2a430c3381f5> in <module>()
----> 1 print(temp_c_to_k(-1230))

<ipython-input-8-84c10e191fbc> in temp_c_to_k(temp_in_c)
      2     '''Converts temperature from celsius to kelvin.
      3     '''
----> 4     assert temp_in_c > -273.15, "Cannot have celsius below absolute zero!"
      5     temp_in_k = temp_in_c + 273.15
      6     assert temp_in_k > 0, "Cannot have negative Kelvin temperatures"

AssertionError: Cannot have celsius below absolute zero!

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help(temp_c_to_k
    )


    

    




Help on function temp_c_to_k in module __main__:

temp_c_to_k(temp_in_c)
    Converts temperature from celsius to kelvin.

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