7. username_ends_with_digits This function decides whether a given username ends with some digits. It returns either True, if the username does end with digits, or False, if it does not. Check out the .isdigit method on strings! Sample runs should look like: >>> username_ends_with_digits("FunctionEnjoyer") False >>> username_ends_with_digits("this_username_95060") True

7. username_ends_with_digits This function decides whether a given username ends with some digits. It returns either True, if the username does end with digits, or False, if it does not. Check out the .isdigit method on strings! Sample runs should look like: >>> username_ends_with_digits("FunctionEnjoyer") False >>> username_ends_with_digits("this_username_95060") True

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ISBN:9781337102100

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Chapter7: Using Methods

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