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Lab - Week 5 (2021)

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Functions Int lab session, you are going to learn; © Value-returning functions, includin Writing value-returning functions Using value-returning functions ©. Functions returning multiple values © Using library functions and the import statement © Modules, including: © The random and math modules ‘© Grouping your own functions in modules 1) Consider following statements and see the results # Function definition def myprint(s1, print(st) 4 Function call myprint(“Barcelona") myprint("Real Madrid”) # Addition def Fun (x,y): result = x+y return result print(Fun(5,3)) 2) _ Inthe following example, argument is being passed by reference and the reference is being overwritten inside the called function. # pass by reference exanple def ChangeRefer(mylist): mylist = [1,2,3,4] # This assigns a new reference print("First Values : ", mylist) # Now call ChangeRefer function mylist = (1@,20,3@] ChangeRefer( mylist ) print("Secondary Values : ", mylist) # default parameters def printinfo( name, age = 23 ): print("Name: ", name) print("Age: ", age) # Now call printinfo function printinfo( age=19, name="Tasmanian Devil” ) printinfo( nane="Bugs Bunny" ) 3) A. Consider following example about import statement and random number generation. See the results. Seize the difference from random import randint #randint is a function print(randint(@, 100)) import random #random is a module print(random.randint(@,109)) B, Generating random numbers with different ways. See the results. randrange function import random # Select an even number in 160 <= number < 100 print("randrange(100, 1090, 2) : ", random.randrange(100, 1000, 2)) # Select another number in 100 <= number < 1000 print("randrange(102, 102, 3) : ", random.randrange(10@, 1000, 3)) # uniform function print ("Random Float uniform(18, 81) : ", random.uniform(18, 81)) print ("Random Float uniform(19, 38) : ", random.uniform(19, 38)) 4) Consider following statements about using functions for different goals. See the results. # List of directory locations import sys print(sys.path) # how to print pi from math import pi print(pi) # Function that defines an area of a circle import math def area_of_circle(r): arta * math.pi return a print(area_of_circle(3))

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