Conditionals, Loops
Given a string, return True or False depending on whether that string has balanced parentheses.
For the purposes of this problem, you only need to worry
about parentheses ((
and )
), not other opening-and-closing marks, like
curly brackets, square brackets, or angle brackets.
For example:
>>> has_balanced_parens("()")
True
>>> has_balanced_parens("(Oh Noes!)(")
False
>>> has_balanced_parens("((There's a bonus open paren here.)")
False
>>> has_balanced_parens(")")
False
>>> has_balanced_parens("(")
False
>>> has_balanced_parens("(This has (too many closes.) ) )")
False
You may consider a string with no parentheses balanced:
>>> has_balanced_parens("Hey...there are no parens here!")
True
We given you a file, balancedparentheses.py, with a has_balanced_parens
function:
def has_balanced_parens(phrase):
"""Does a string have balanced parentheses?"""
However, this function is unimplemented. Implement this function to uncover any any stray parentheses!