$3.$ Add the First Test Case

The function has$\_$a$\_$vowel should look familiar. It was one of the functions that you had to design test cases for in a previous activity. However, to better aid you with this exercise, we want you to start off with a specific test case. Open the file tests.py and look for the comment:

# Put your code below this line

Below, this line, you should do three things:

Call the function has$\_$a$\_$vowel on the string "aeiou".

Store the result of that function call in a variable called result.

Call the procedure introcs.assert$\_$equals$($True$,$result$)$

The latter procedure verifies that the variable result contains the answer we expect, which is True. Because $$aeiou$$ does not demonstrate the bug, the function will get the right answer here. So$,$ when you run the script again, everything should still appear normal:

codio@mike$-$panther:~$/$workspace$ cd exercise$1$

codio@mike$-$panther:~$/$workspace$/$exercise$1$$ python tests.py

Module funcs is working correctly

Before checking that you got it right, make sure to add your name and date to the file. We will be regularly checking this from now on$.$

Check the Test Case

You may run this test multiple times.

Check It$!$

LAST RUN on $1/7/2024,11$:$18$:$57$ AM

You have not called the function 'has$\_$a$\_$vowel' properly.