1) Simple Function
Define a function hello() that prints:
Call it.
2) Function with No Return
Write a function greet(name) that prints:
Ask user input and pass it to the function.
3) Add Two Numbers
Write add(a, b) that returns the sum of two numbers.
Test it with user input.
4) Multiply Two Numbers
Write multiply(x, y) that returns the product.
5) Function with Default Argument
Define:
Print msg. Call it with and without argument.
6) Function to Find Square
Create square(n) that returns n * n.
7) Area of Rectangle
Write area(length, breadth) and return the area.
8) Function to Check Even
Create is_even(num) that returns True if even, else False.
9) Function to Return Max
Write max_of_two(a, b) that returns the larger number.
10) Function to Count Characters
Write count_chars(s) that returns the number of characters in a string.
11) Function with No Parameters
Create print_separator() that prints a line of dashes:
12) Function to Print List Items
Write a function print_list(lst) that prints each element of the list.
13) Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit
Write to_fahrenheit(c) that returns:
14) Function to Reverse String
Define reverse_string(s) and return reversed string.
15) Function to Check Vowel
Write is_vowel(ch) that returns True if ch is a vowel.
16) Function to Print Multiplication Table
Write print_table(n) that prints multiplication table of n up to 10.
17) Function with Return and Print
Write cube(n) returning the cube of a number. Print the returned value.
18) Function to Sum List
Write sum_list(nums) that returns the total of list items.
19) Function to Find Factorial
Write factorial(n) that returns factorial using a loop.
20) Function to Greet Multiple People
Write:
Loop and print:
for each.
📝 Notes for Students
Return values with return.
You can have default, positional, and *variable (e.g., args) parameters.
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