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pls run the pytest first: from lab03 import converter # Test cases for converter def test_converter_1(): assert converter([])==[] def test_converter_2(): assert converter([(Chris, Gaucho),(Harry, Potter)])==[Chris G.,

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pls run the pytest first:

from lab03 import converter # Test cases for converter def test_converter_1(): assert converter([])==[] def test_converter_2(): assert converter([("Chris", "Gaucho"),("Harry", "Potter")])==["Chris G.", "Harry P."] def test_converter_3(): assert converter([("Stephen", "Curry"), ("Kobe", "Bryant"), ("Michael", "Jordan") , ("LeBron", "James"), ("James", "Harden")])== ["Stephen C.", "Kobe B.", "Michael J." , "LeBron J.", "James H."] ####################
def converter(tuplelist): -Given a list of tuples containing student's first and last names return a list of strings with the student's first name, a space, their last name initial, followed by a period. -E.g., if this tuple list was given [("Chris", "Gaucho"), ("Harry", "Potter")] the resulting list would be ["Chris G.", "Harry P."] -If the tuple list is empty return an empty list. return "stub

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