In this problem, you will write a closure to make writing messages easier. Suppose you write the following message all the time:
print("The correct answer is: {0:17.16f}".format(answer))
Wouldn't it be nicer to just write
correct_answer_is(answer)
and have the message? Your task is to write a closure to accomplish that. Here's how everything should work:
correct_answer_is = my_message(message)
correct_answer_is(answer)
The output should be: The correct answer is: 42.0000000000000000.
Now change the message to something else. Notice that you don't need to re-write everything. You simply need to get a new message function from my_message and invoke your new function when you want to.
You should feel free to modify this in any way you like. Creativity is encouraged!
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def message(*answer):
print ("correct_answer_is:{0:17.16f}".format(*answer))
return()
def my_message(f):
def find_answer(*answer):
message(*answer)
return find_answer
answer=41
correct_answer_is = my_message(message)
correct_answer_is(answer)
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