empty lines

Akuli · Akuli · commit 20ba81b2c7a9 · 2017-03-11T12:09:11.000+02:00
diff --git a/basics/larger-program.md b/basics/larger-program.md
@@ -74,26 +74,34 @@ and then testing and fixing. Here are my versions of them:
 def ask_questions(answers):
     correct = []
     wrong = []
+
     for question, answer in answers.items():
         if input(question + ' = ').strip() == answer:
             print("Correct!")
             correct.append(question)
         else:
             print("Wrong! The correct answer is %s." % answer)
             wrong.append(question)
+
     return (correct, wrong)
 
+
 def stats(correct, wrong, answers):
     print("\n**** STATS ****\n")
     print("You answered", len(correct), "questions correctly and",
           len(wrong), "questions wrong.")
+
     if wrong:
         print("These would have been the correct answers:")
         for question in wrong:
             print(' ', question, '=', answers[question])
 ```
 
-Let's try them out.
+Note that these functions have some empty lines in them and there are
+two empty lines between the functions. This makes the code a bit longer,
+but it's a lot easier to read this way.
+
+Let's try out the functions.
 
 ```python
 >>> answers = read_questions('questions.txt')
@@ -165,27 +173,33 @@ def read_questions(filename):
                 answers[question.strip()] = answer.strip()
     return answers
 
+
 def ask_questions(answers):
     correct = []
     wrong = []
+
     for question, answer in answers.items():
         if input('%s = ' % question).strip() == answer:
             print("Correct!")
             correct.append(question)
         else:
             print("Wrong! The correct answer is %s." % answer)
             wrong.append(question)
+
     return (correct, wrong)
 
+
 def stats(correct, wrong, answers):
     print("\n**** STATS ****\n")
     print("You answered", len(correct), "questions correctly and",
           len(wrong), "questions wrong.")
+
     if wrong:
         print("These would have been the correct answers:")
         for question in wrong:
             print(' ', question, '=', answers[question])
 
+
 def main():
     filename = input("Name of the question file: ")
     answers = read_questions(filename)
