Python Import Method (Challenge 1)

This assignment demonstrates how to use the import method to import from another script. I have created a measurement conversion app which asks the user for an integer value and then asks which formula he/she would like to convert from then to. The fuction is located on the 'lib_num.py' file where as the user input application is located on the 'main.py' file. For better user expirience, I have added the following message prompt:

Values available for conversion: 
 'cm to m'       'm to cm' 
 'cm to mm'      'mm to cm' 
 'mm to m'       'm to mm' 
 'ft to cm'      'ft to inch'         
 'inch to cm'    'inch to mm'
Enter the a numeric value:

Challenge Requirements

First Task

First Python File: Utility File
- You can choose any name for this python file
- This file will be just a utility file (library) that contains a list of function(s), variables, etc..
- Contain at least one function (def …), with any name and any task.
- The function name should reflect the function job (don’t worry about using packages: from import for now)
- This file is only for creating the functions (We don’t call/run the function here), these will be called in another file which is the main python to run our application
- Hint: you can test your function(s) in this file by calling/running them inside this file, then you will need to delete the calling of your function
Second Python File: Main App File
- You can choose any name for this python file
- This file is the main one that represent our application and you will run in the terminal
- Using any one of the import commands (3 ways) to call or import the function(s) from your first python file

Second Task

Commit this folder to your GitHub account
Add ReadMe file with some content about your simple challenge
You will need to share with us your (Screen and Mic) and show us your code and the result

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