1. Super vowels¶

Implement super_vowels function which takes a string as an argument and returns a modified version of that string. In the return value of super_vowels, all vowels should be in upper case whereas all consonants should be in lower case. The vowels are listed in the VOWELS variable.

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VOWELS = ["a", "e", "i", "o", "u"]

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# Your implementation here

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assert super_vowels("hi wassup!") == "hI wAssUp!"
assert super_vowels("HOw aRE You?") == "hOw ArE yOU?"

2. Playing board¶

Implement get_playing_board function which takes an integer as an argument. The function should return a string which resemples a playing board (e.g. a chess board). The board should contain as many rows and columns as requested by the interger argument. See the cell below for examples of desired behavior.

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# Your implementation here

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board_of_5 = " * * \n" "* * *\n" " * * \n" "* * *\n" " * * \n"

board_of_10 = (
    " * * * * *\n"
    "* * * * * \n"
    " * * * * *\n"
    "* * * * * \n"
    " * * * * *\n"
    "* * * * * \n"
    " * * * * *\n"
    "* * * * * \n"
    " * * * * *\n"
    "* * * * * \n"
)

assert get_playing_board(5) == board_of_5
assert get_playing_board(10) == board_of_10

print(get_playing_board(50))