A new program: is_number.py, to check for numbers of any kind. #1971
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… OOP, DRY, KISS and docstring and industry standard coding implemented.
Making the program more readable and efficient by adding else statement instead of one-liner elif statement.
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Nice one @NitkarshChourasia |
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@NitkarshChourasia congratulations! |
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Adding a program named is_number.py.
Which checks whether a input object is number of any form or not.
It has OOP, KISS, DRY and Docstring and industry best coding practices, implemented.