🔒 Need help parsing google docs link

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You may write helper functions, but there should be one function that:

1. Takes in one argument, which is a string containing the URL for the Google Doc with the input data, AND
2. When called, prints the grid of characters specified by the input data, displaying a graphic of correctly oriented uppercase letters.

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[frail copper]

That's your (homework) assignment, not a question

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I can do part 2 but never worked with reading data from a google docs link

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but never worked with reading data from a google docs link
Did you ever open a google docs document? Because if you did that, then you read data from a google docs link.

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That's also not a question btw, that's just a statement.

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okay.

I will try

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