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USER DEFINED FUNCTION

PART-IV
“Different ways to import module in program”
and
“Types of User defined function”
Different ways for importing Module in a program
Suppose we have created a module “Area” in which we have defined
three functions circle(), triangle(), rectangle() to find the area of circle,
triangle and rectangle respectively.
# Program 1 : Area.py 1. import modulename
def circle(r):
Example:- import Area
ar = 3.14*r*r
return ar 2. import modulename as alias
Example:- import Area as Ar
def rectangle(l,b):
3. from modulename import *
ar = l*b
Example:- from Area import *
return ar
4. from modulename import functionname
def triangle(b,h): Example:- from Area import circle
ar = (b*h)/2
return ar
Different ways for importing Module in a program
Method – 1 : import modulename
# Program 1 : Area.py # Method:1

import Area
def circle(r):
a = Area.circle(2)
ar = 3.14*r*r
print(“Area of circle=“, a)
return ar
a = Area.rectangle(2,3)
def rectangle(l,b): print(“Area of rectangle=“, a)
ar = l*b
return ar a = Area.triangle(5,4)
print(“Area of triangle=“, a)
def triangle(b,h):
ar = (b*h)/2 Output:
return ar Area of circle=12.56
Area of rectangle=6
Area of triangle=10
Different ways for importing Module in a program
Method – 1 : import modulename
# Program 1 : Area.py # Method:2
import Area as Ar
def circle(r): a = Ar.circle(2)
ar = 3.14*r*r print(“Area of circle=“, a)
return ar
a = Ar.rectangle(2,3)
def rectangle(l,b): print(“Area of rectangle=“, a)
ar = l*b
a = Ar.triangle(5,4)
return ar
print(“Area of triangle=“, a)
def triangle(b,h):
Output:
ar = (b*h)/2
Area of circle=12.56
return ar
Area of rectangle=6
Area of triangle=10
Different ways for importing Module in a program
Method – 2 : from modulename import *
# Program 1 : Area.py # Method:3

from Area import *


def circle(r):
a = circle(2)#Module name not required
ar = 3.14*r*r
print(“Area of circle=“, a)
return ar

a = rectangle(2,3)
def rectangle(l,b):
print(“Area of rectangle=“, a)
ar = l*b
return ar
a = triangle(5,4)
def triangle(b,h): print(“Area of triangle=“, a)
ar = (b*h)/2 Output:
return ar Area of circle=12.56
Area of rectangle=6
Area of triangle=10
Different ways for importing Module in a program
Method – 3 : from modulename import functionname
# Method:3

from Area import circle


a = circle(2)
print(“Area of circle=“, a)

a = rectangle(2,3) #Error
print(“Area of rectangle=“, a)

a = triangle(5,4) #Error
print(“Area of triangle=“, a)

Output:
Area of circle=12.56
Types of User defined Function

There are four types of user defined functions:


1. Function with arguments and no return type
2. Function with arguments and return type
3. Function with no arguments and return type
4. Function with no arguments and no return type
1. Function with arguments and no 2. Function with arguments and
return type return type

def AreaTriangle(x, y) : def AreaTriangle(x, y) :


ar= (x * y) / 2 ar= (x * y) / 2
print(“Area is “, ar) return ar

# main # main
b, h = 10, 5 b, h = 10, 5
AreaTriangle(b,h) r = AreaTriangle(b,h)
print(“Area is “, r)

Output:
Output: Area is 25
Area is 25
3. Function with no arguments and 4. Function with no arguments and no
return type return type

def AreaTriangle() : def AreaTriangle() :


b,h = 10,5 b,h = 10,5
ar= (b* h) / 2 ar= (b* h) / 2
return ar print(“Area is “, ar)

# main # main
r = AreaTriangle( ) AreaTriangle( )
print(“Area is “, r)

Output: Output:
Area is 25 Area is 25
Thank You

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