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Homework 4: Introducing functions

Python Next Steps

Homework 4: Introducing functions


1. Which two of the following statements are correct? [2]
⬨ Functions are blocks of code that can easily be reused
⬨ Functions make your code longer and more complex
⬨ Functions are essential and every computer program must include at least one
⬨ Functions can make it easier and quicker to update a program in the future

2. Examine the following code:


def addNumbers():
num1 = int(input(“Enter first number: ”))
num2 = int(input(“Enter first number: ”))
print(“Total =”, num1 + num2)

def squareNumber():
num = int(input(“Enter a number: ”))
print(“Number squared =”, num * num)

(D)
print(“============”)
print(“Main Menu”)
print(“1. Add two numbers”)
print(“2. Square a number”)
print(“3. Quit”)

def quitMessage():
print(“Goodbye!”)

# MAIN METHOD

choice = 0
while choice != 3:
displayMenu()
choice = int(input(“Enter your choice: ”))
if choice == 1:
(A)
elif choice == 2:
(B)
elif choice == 3:
(C)
else:
print(“Error, invalid choice”)

(a) Write the piece of code that should appear at the point marked (A) [1]
addNumbers()

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(b) Write the piece of code that should appear at the point marked (B) [1]
squareNumber()

(c) Write the piece of code that should appear at the point marked (C) [1]
quitMessage()

(d) Write the piece of code that should appear at the point marked (D) [1]
displayMenu()

3. Examine the following code, part of a turtle drawing program:


def square(size):
for counter in range(4):
turtle.fd(size)
turtle.rt(90)

def shape(sides):
for counter in range(sides):
turtle.fd(100)
turtle.rt(360/sides)

# MAIN METHOD

square(100)
square(75)
square(50)

(a) Write one more line of code that would produce the following output [1]

square(25)

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(b) Write line of code that would produce a hexagon (six sided shape) [1]
shape(6)

(c) Write the main method that would produce the following shape [4]

Shape(3)
Shape(4)
Shape(5)
Shape(6)

[Total 12 marks]

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