
#### Task 5.1
"""
Write a function `get_url(...)` that has only one parameter, namely __str: url__.
If url constists of 'http' instead of 'https' then function has to `raise Exception('Unsecured protocol')`.
Otherwise, the function should print 'Secured protocol'
"""
# code ...


#### Task 5.2
"""
Write a function `get_sum(...)` with parameter __list: numbers__.
If __numbers__ contains numbers like strings you have to except __('TypeError')__. 
This exception should be able to convert strings to float.
The function has to return the sum of the values in the list.
"""

# code ...

#### Task 5.3
"""
Write a function `divide_numbers()`.
You need to declare two variables via `input()` in the body of the function.
Try to divide first variable on second. If the second variable is zero you have to __print "Can't divide by zero"__.
Another option is to __print "Entered value is wrong" when you get `ValueError`.
Finally, if result of function doesn't have problems it has to return result of dividing.

NOTE: Look at `ZeroDivisionError`. you can use mulpiple exceptions.
"""

# code ...

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#### Task 5.1
"""
Write a function `get_url(...)` that has only one parameter, namely __str: url__.
If url constists of 'http' instead of 'https' then function has to `raise Exception('Unsecured protocol')`.
Otherwise, the function should print 'Secured protocol'
"""
# code ...


#### Task 5.2
"""
Write a function `get_sum(...)` with parameter __list: numbers__.
If __numbers__ contains numbers like strings you have to except __('TypeError')__. 
This exception should be able to convert strings to float.
The function has to return the sum of the values in the list.
"""

# code ...

#### Task 5.3
"""
Write a function `divide_numbers()`.
You need to declare two variables via `input()` in the body of the function.
Try to divide first variable on second. If the second variable is zero you have to __print "Can't divide by zero"__.
Another option is to __print "Entered value is wrong" when you get `ValueError`.
Finally, if result of function doesn't have problems it has to return result of dividing.

NOTE: Look at `ZeroDivisionError`. you can use mulpiple exceptions.
"""

# code ...
