Foe this assignment we dug into functions.
The homework instructions were to go make to WSQ03 – Fun with numbers and write a function for each calculation.
So the first thing I did was to ask the user for two numbers and set ‘x = userFirstNumber’ and ‘y = userSecondNumber’ in order to make my code look a little neater.
Then I created the functions that will calculate the difference, product, division and remainder of the numbers.
I made a function for each of the calculations even though I could have made one function for all of them, but I decided to get a bit more practice by making more.
To create a function in Python you have to use the keyword ‘def’ followed by the name of the function and a set of parenthesis with hoe many parameters the function will accept.
These functions accept two parameters which will be the first and second number given by the user which I passed on when I called the functions.
Finally I printed a string for each of the functions to let the user know which one is which, followed by the call of each function and I passed in the two parameters that each function accepts, which are the two numbers given by the user.
This is what the final result looks like:
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