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The document defines several functions with parameters that perform calculations and return values. It contains examples of calling the functions and printing the results. The functions include calculating totals, savings, banner text, doubling/halving values, calculating averages, volumes, resistances, temperatures and quadratic equations. The functions demonstrate how to define reusable blocks of code in Python that take in parameters and return computed values.

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Tutorial 2

The document defines several functions with parameters that perform calculations and return values. It contains examples of calling the functions and printing the results. The functions include calculating totals, savings, banner text, doubling/halving values, calculating averages, volumes, resistances, temperatures and quadratic equations. The functions demonstrate how to define reusable blocks of code in Python that take in parameters and return computed values.

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Assign 1

def savings(amount,number_of_weeks):
total=amount*number_of_weeks
return total

################################
x=int(input('enter an amount>'))
y=int(input('number of weeks>'))
tot=savings(x,y)
print('you can save $',tot,'over',y,'weeks')

part 1

#EXERCISE A
def total (a,b,c):
sum = a+b+c
return sum
t1 = total (2,3,4) + total (4,6,8)
print(t1)

#exercise B
def banner(name):
print("****************")
print(" " + name)
print("****************")

banner("i'm mango")

#excerxise C
def someFc(s):
s = s * 2
return s

food = 'bread'
someFc(food)
print(food)
print(someFc('egg'))

#excercise D
def double(x):
print('from double:',x)
return x*3

def subtract(y,z):
print('from subtract:',y,'and',z)
return y - z

result = subtract(20, double(10))


print(result)

#excercice E
def blah():
x=2015
print(x)
x = 234
print(x)

#excercise F
def block(x):
x = x+3

x = 5.6
block(x)
print(x)

#excericse G
def test(a):
a = 1.5*a
return a
a = a/0.1
x = 10
x = test(x)
print(x)

Part 2

import math
#excercise A
def gst(x):
return(0.15*x)
def total_gst(x,y,z):
x=gst(x)
y=gst(y)
z=gst(z)
return x+y+z

x=float(input("enter the total gst:"))


y=float(input("enter the total gst:"))
z=float(input("enter the total gst:"))
print(total_gst(x,y,z))

#excercise B
def price(x):
x=0.15
return price
price=50
print("price")

#excercise C
num1=float(input('please enter the cost of one ticket:'))
num2=float(input('please enter the number of tickets wanted:'))
print("the total cost for all tickets is",num1*num2)
#excercise D
def towncount(city,year):
number_of_people=1000000
return number_of_people
year=2011
city="blonkton"

print("in 2011 the population was",towncount(city,year))

part 3

#excercise A

def avg(x,y,z):
return((x+y+z)/3)
x=float(input("the value of first num:"))
y=float(input("the value of second num:"))
z=float(input("the value of third num:"))
print("the avg is",avg(x,y,z))

#excercise B

def avg4(x,y,z,w):
return((x+y+z+w)/4)

x=float(input("the value of first num:"))


y=float(input("the value of second num:"))
z=float(input("the value of third num:"))
w=float(input("the value of fourth num:"))
print("the avg4 is",avg4(x,y,z,w))

#excercise C
import math
pi=math.pi
def volume(r):
v=(4/3)*pi*r*r*r
return v

r=float(input("enter r:"))
print(volume(r))

#
def totalresistance(r1,r2,r3):
r=1/((1/r1)+(1/r2)+(1/r3))
return r
r1=float(input("enter r1:"))
r2=float(input("enter r2:"))
r3=float(input("enter r3:"))
print(totalresistance(r1,r2,r3))
#
def temperature_in_fahrenheit(c):
f=c*9/5+32
return f
c=float(input("enter c:"))
print(temperature_in_fahrenheit(c))

#
def value(x):
y=3*x**2-5*x+10
return y
x=float(input("enter x"))
print(value(x))

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