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How to use say_goodbye method in assertpy

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demo04.py

Source:demo04.py

...13# æ§åè½14def say_hello():15    # print_func_name(say_hello)16    print("hello")17def say_goodbye():18    # print_func_name(say_goodbye)19    print("goodbye")20# say_hello = æ§åè½ + æ°åè½21say_hello = print_func_name(say_hello)22# æ¦æª23say_goodbye = print_func_name(say_goodbye)24say_hello()25say_goodbye()26"""27"""28def print_func_name(func):29    def wrapper():30        # æ§è¡æ°åè½31        print("è¢«è°ç¨çå½æ°æ¯ï¼", func.__name__)32        # æ§è¡æ§åè½33        func()34    return wrapper35 36# æ§åè½37@print_func_name  # say_hello = print_func_name(say_hello)38def say_hello():39    print("hello")40@print_func_name  # say_goodbye = print_func_name(say_goodbye)41def say_goodbye():42    print("goodbye")43say_hello()44say_goodbye()45"""46""" åé¨å½æ°å¢å è¿åå¼47def print_func_name(func):48    def wrapper():49        # æ§è¡æ°åè½50        print("è¢«è°ç¨çå½æ°æ¯ï¼", func.__name__)51        # æ§è¡æ§åè½52        return func()53    return wrapper54# æ§åè½55@print_func_name  # say_hello = print_func_name(say_hello)56def say_hello():57    print("hello")58@print_func_name  # say_goodbye = print_func_name(say_goodbye)59def say_goodbye():60    print("goodbye")61    return 10062print(say_hello())63print(say_goodbye())64"""65def print_func_name(func):66    def wrapper(*args,**kwargs):# å  ("qtx",)67        # æ§è¡æ°åè½68        print("è¢«è°ç¨çå½æ°æ¯ï¼", func.__name__)69        # æ§è¡æ§åè½70        return func(*args,**kwargs)# æ71    return wrapper72# æ§åè½73@print_func_name  # say_hello = print_func_name(say_hello)74def say_hello(name1,name2):# "qtx"75    print(name1,name2,"hello")76@print_func_name  # say_goodbye = print_func_name(say_goodbye)77def say_goodbye():78    print("goodbye")79    return 10080print(say_hello("qtx",name2 = "lzmly"))81print(say_goodbye())...

State.py

Source:State.py

2    3    def say_hello(self):4        pass5    6    def say_goodbye(self):7        pass8class HappyState(EmotionalState):9    def say_goodbye(self):10        return "Bye :)"11    def say_hello(self):12        return "Hello :)"13    14class SadState(EmotionalState):15    def say_goodbye(self):16        return "Bye :("17    def say_hello(self):18        return "Hello :("19    20class Person(EmotionalState):21    def __init__(self, state):22        self.state = state23    def set_state(self, state):24        self.state = state25    def say_goodbye(self):26        return self.state.say_goodbye()27    def say_hello(self):28        return self.state.say_hello()29    30    31person = Person(HappyState())32print("Hello in happy : " + person.say_hello())33print("Goodbye in happy : " + person.say_goodbye())34person.set_state(SadState())35print("Hello in sad : " + person.say_hello())36print("Goodbye in sad : " + person.say_goodbye())   37    ...

hello_world_dag.py

Source:hello_world_dag.py

1from airflow import DAG2from datetime import datetime, timedelta3from airflow.utils.dates import days_ago4from airflow.operators.bash_operator import BashOperator5default_args = {6    'owner': 'airflow',7    'depends_on_past': False,8    'email': ['test@yourdomain.com'],9    'email_on_failure': False,10    'email_on_retry': False11}12DAG_ID = "hello_world_scheduled_dag"13dag = DAG(14    dag_id=DAG_ID,15    default_args=default_args,16    description='Scheduled Apache Airflow DAG',17    schedule_interval='* 1 * * *',18    start_date=days_ago(1),19    tags=['aws','demo'],20)21say_hello = BashOperator(22        task_id='say_hello',23        bash_command="echo hello" ,24        dag=dag25    )26say_goodbye = BashOperator(27        task_id='say_goodbye',28        bash_command="echo goodbye",29        dag=dag30    )...

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