from datetime import date

import calendar

print(calendar.__dir__())
print(calendar.__dict__)


def test_united_kingdom_is_business_day():
    """ Check a single day to see that we
    can identify holidays.
    """
    assert(calendar.united_kingdom_is_business_day(date(2017, 4, 17)) is False)

from datetime import date

import calendar


def test_foo():
    assert(calendar.__dir__() == "")


def test_dummy():
    assert(calendar.__dict__ == "")


def test_united_kingdom_is_business_day():
    """ Check a single day to see that we
    can identify holidays.
    """
    assert(calendar.united_kingdom_is_business_day(date(2017, 4, 17)) is False)

Add some bogus tests to try and get this info.
Add some bogus tests to try and get this info.

  from datetime import date
  
  import calendar
  
- print(calendar.__dir__())
- print(calendar.__dict__)
+ 
+ def test_foo():
+     assert(calendar.__dir__() == "")
+ 
+ 
+ def test_dummy():
+     assert(calendar.__dict__ == "")
  
  
  def test_united_kingdom_is_business_day():
      """ Check a single day to see that we
      can identify holidays.
      """
      assert(calendar.united_kingdom_is_business_day(date(2017, 4, 17)) is False)
  
Add some bogus tests to try and get this info.
## Code Before:
from datetime import date

import calendar

print(calendar.__dir__())
print(calendar.__dict__)


def test_united_kingdom_is_business_day():
    """ Check a single day to see that we
    can identify holidays.
    """
    assert(calendar.united_kingdom_is_business_day(date(2017, 4, 17)) is False)

## Instruction:
Add some bogus tests to try and get this info.
## Code After:
from datetime import date

import calendar


def test_foo():
    assert(calendar.__dir__() == "")


def test_dummy():
    assert(calendar.__dict__ == "")


def test_united_kingdom_is_business_day():
    """ Check a single day to see that we
    can identify holidays.
    """
    assert(calendar.united_kingdom_is_business_day(date(2017, 4, 17)) is False)
