The most common answer is:
string = "codehs rocks"
def add_enthusiasm(string):
string = string.upper()
return string + "!"
print(add_enthusiasm(string))
This code defines a function add_enthusiasm that takes a string, capitalizes it using the .upper() method, appends an exclamation point, and then returns the modified string. The print statement calls this function with "codehs rocks" as the input.
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