Python Homework #5

Instructions:

Here's some string functions to work on. Remember:

You can make a string go to the next line using the newline character "\n"
You can insert quotes into a string using "\""
You can repeat a string multiple times using *, e.g. "very" * 3
You can get the number of characters in a string using the len function

For all of these, make sure you return the result, not just print it. You should make sure you test each function on at least 2 inputs.

Write a function quoteAndUnderline(someText). This should take a string parameter in someText and return a version of the text with quotes and an underline. For example: print(quoteAndUnderline("The Stuyvesant Spectator")) should produce the following output:
```
"The Stuyvesant Spectator"
--------------------------
```

Write a function makeRectangle(width, height). This should take an integer width and height, and return a string representing an appropriately sized rectangle For example, print(makeRectangle(8,3)) should produce the following output:
```
********
********
********
```
Write a function makeTriangle(size). This should take an integer size and return a string representing a triangle on its side, with its height equal to size. For example, print(makeTriangle(3)) should produce the following output:
```
*
**
***
**
*
```

Challenge problem:

Write a function makeChristmasTree(trunkHeight,trunkWidth, treeSize). This should draw a christmas tree on its side; e.g.: print(makeChristmasTree(2, 1, 3) should output:

  #
  ##
==###*
  ##
  #

(Note: since the trunk is centered and mirrored, the trunk should actually be 2*trunkwidth-1 characters across, similar to the width of the triangle)