Homework Assignment #3: "If" Statements

main.py

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Homework Assignment #3: "If" Statements

If conditionals.

Create a function that accepts 3 parameters and checks for equality between any two of them.
Your function should return True if 2 or more of the parameters are equal,
and false is none of them are equal to any of the others.

Bonus:
Modify your function so that strings can be compared to integers if they are equivalent.
For example, if the following values are passed to your function:
6,5,"5"
You should modify it so that it returns true instead of false.
Hint: there's a built in Python function called "int" that will help you convert strings to Integers.
"""

def compare(a, b, c):
    if int(a) == int(b) or int(a) == int(c) or int(b) == int(c):
        return True
    else:
        return False

# Check the compare function
print(compare(1,1,2)) # True
print(compare(1,2,2)) # True
print(compare(1,2,1)) # True
print(compare(1,2,3)) # False
# Bonus
print(compare(6,5,"5")) # True

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