This is due Friday.
Read all of Chapter 4 if you have not yet done so.
Programming: Create a file psearch.py and inside write a function called psearch that returns the first word in a string that starts with the letter 'p'. If no word is found, return the constant value None. We haven't used None much before, but it just means no value.
# This would print 'peaches'
word = psearch("I love to eat peaches on a sunny day")
print(word)
# This would print 'people'
x = psearch("I know people who throw pancakes")
print(x)
You can return None like so:
return None
Your only job is to write a function. Your submission should not have other runnable code. Obviously test your function with your own tests, but remove them when confident in your function. Your psearch function should take a single string argument, and then return a string result. You didn't forget your helpful string functions, right? Don't forget about find() and split().
Submit your psearch.py to the online submission system under hw10-psearch.
Your output must exactly match the above.
submit -c=sd211 -p=hw10-psearch psearch.py