The functions are an important part of programming, apparently. Ken says we have to get used to using them and I probably will, some day, I hope. The bright side is that is really easy to define and call functions.

For this program we had to go back to the fun with number assignment, but now we are tasked to do the same operations with functions.

-Creating a function requires to have some established variables, then you have to select the parameters, after that you need to write the statement of the function, and finally you have to write the return statement or the result.

def res (a,b):
n = a – b
print(“The difference of those numbers is: “)
return n

def product (a,b):    
n= a*b                
print(“The product of those numbers is: “)
return n

-After you have defined the function you can call the function by writing the name of the function next to the parameters inside a parenthesis.

print (res (a,b))
print (product (a,b))

The program is this:

Hellooooooo! I’m about to do the most enjoyable code of the semestrer. It’s enjoyable because  we’ll copy and paste most part of the code from WSQ03.

Do you remember WSQ03? If not, here’s the post.

Let’s start.

First of all we need do define all the functions.

We need a function for each result. Don’t forget to indicate the type of object for each variable:

After that, we’ll copy and paste the WSQ03 code. You can buid it from the ground, it’s not complicated, but of course is easier to copy and paste.

Theeeeen we’ll edit the part that prints the result replacing the mathematical process by the corresponding function.

Check line 16, 18 and 20.

The final result would be something like this:

That’s all for today. Here’s my code,as always. Have a nice weekend! 😀

Hello there, this task was really easy because it was already done in #WSQ03 “Fun With Numbers” the only difference is thata now we have to do it with functions.

here is th link to the code ► https://github.com/mfcanov/FunWithNumbers.git

btw