Create Quadratic Equations(Complexes Numbers)

[AugustofCravo]

Created function that solves quadratic equations treating the cases with complexes numbers. Giving an answer with the imaginary unit "i".

[cclauss]

Awesome. Please consider adding these two doctests at the end of this function's docstring:

    >>> QuadraticEquation(a=1, b=3, c=-4)
    The equation solutions are:  1.0 and -4.0
    >>> QuadraticEquation(5, 6, 1)
    The equation solutions are:  -0.2  and  -1.0

Our automated testing can then run the first line and raise an error if the result does not match the second line.

[cclauss]

@PatOnTheBack Instead of a 👍 could I please ask you to Review changes because that will give project maintainers more confidence that you has read through the actual changes and believe that those changes will improve the state of our project?

Anyone can review a GitHub pull request:

1. Scroll up on this page and click on Files changed just above the initial commit message.
2. Click on the green button Review changes
3. Click on Comment or Approve or Request changes and type a short note.

Thanks for taking the time to go through these extra steps which should help project maintainers.

[poyea]

This looks fine. Thank you for your pull request!🤩

[cclauss]

@AugustofCravo Can you please work on getting the tests to pass so that we can merge?

[cclauss]

@harshildarji This repo no longer supports legacy Python so we should avoid adding those __future__ imports which are no longer relevant in Python 3. Adding them give the impression that we tested these scripts on legacy Python which we do not do.

[harshildarji]

@cclauss Looking at the failure logs, I thought this could solve the issue. My bad! I'll remove it and see if it still gives the error!
Thanks!

[cclauss]

The problem may be that the filename contains spaces and uppercase characters so validate_filenames will fail.

[harshildarji]

@cclauss Please review #1102. The main problem indeed was the filename as it was without proper .py extension. I have changed the filename as well as removed the from __future__ import print_function line from the code.