#14 Functions in python with Example -1| Python Tutorial Series | in Tamil | EMC Academy

In this enlightening KZbin video, join us on a journey to unravel the power of functions in Python. Whether you're a programming novice or looking to enhance your skills, this comprehensive guide has got you covered!
Our expert instructor will walk you through the fundamental concepts of functions, demystifying their purpose and showcasing their incredible versatility. Starting from the basics, you'll learn how to define and call functions, explore the different types of function arguments, and understand the importance of return values.
Dive deeper as we delve into advanced topics, such as function parameters, default values, and variable scope. You'll gain a solid understanding of how functions can be used to improve code readability, promote reusability, and enhance overall program structure.
Witness real-world examples and practical demonstrations that illustrate the practical applications of functions. Discover how to create custom functions tailored to your specific needs and learn valuable techniques for organizing your code into modular and manageable pieces.
With clear explanations and a step-by-step approach, this tutorial ensures that you'll grasp the intricacies of functions effortlessly. Enhance your Python programming prowess and unleash the full potential of functions to build robust and efficient programs.
Don't miss this opportunity to become a master of Python functions. Watch the video now and take your coding skills to new heights!
Tags: Python functions, Python programming, Python tutorials, Python for beginners, Programming concepts, Code organization, Function arguments, Variable scope, Return values

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[@arunhhh333]

def value(a): if(a%2==0): print("Its Even") else: print("Its Odd") value(10)

[@AjaySharma-ip2ue]

It's even

[@shifanathawullah6967]

def evenodd(b): if b%2==0: print("Even") else: print("odd") a=int(input("Enter a Number: ")) evenodd(a) It is working fine. Your teaching method was good. Thank you so much for your learning vedios.

[@AK--kalaash]

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[@sivat.ponseenivasan5959]

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[@nafirabegum4553]

In mobile

[@muthulakshmim8020]

your starting example of function explanation is great 👏👏.

[@ErrorMakesClever]

Glad to hear that

[@imupistol]

Hey thank so much for clear explanation. :) im just a beginner. Had a code for 1300+ lines and was very confused here and there to check each lines without knowing/understanding "def" function. Now i have reduced my code to less than 300 :P. Thank You once again

[@carolinebonpapa6782]

It is very simple and easy to understand the concept, thank you so much.

[@abirajjr]

def passorfail(b): if(b>=35): print("Pass") else: print("Faill") a=int(input("Enter your marks ? ")) passorfail(a) def findevenorodd (b): if(b%2==0): print("Even") else: print("odd") findevenorodd(a)

[@azarudeena6467]

def printrange(): a = int(input("enter a")) b = int(input("enter b")) for i in range(a,b): print(i) printrange()

[@haristyles6404]

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[@ErrorMakesClever]

Thank you

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[@subashsmiles5447]

def printrange(r1,r2): for i in range(r1,r2): print(i) a=int(input("Enter a number: ")) b=int(input("Enter a number: ")) printrange(a,b)

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[@dharunm1352]

def PassorFail(a): if(a>=35): if(a%2 == 0): print(a,"is pass and it is even") else: print(a,"is fail and it s Odd') a = float(input()) passorFail(a) *Bro, we want more videos about HTML*

[@Kokikumar6678]

In ur given code even if I got the pass mark but if the number is odd then if statement is wrong and it will print the else so the logic is missing

[@Kokikumar6678]

def PassorFail(a): a = float(a) if a >= 35: if a % 2 == 0: print(f"{int(a)} is pass and it is even") else: print(f"{int(a)} is pass and it is odd") else: print(f"{a:.2f} is fail") # Taking input from the user grade = input("Enter the grade: ") PassorFail(grade)

[@thiyagarajan6659]

clearly understand super bro

[@ErrorMakesClever]

Thank you

[@YOUNG_FARMER_03]

Hi bro I have easily to understand the function. But OOPS concepts, I cannot understand so pls explain in next video bro....

[@im_sanjayy]

Def exam () : a = int ( input ( " Enter ur mark )) b = 35 If a < b : Print (" sry you are fail ") else : Print ( " you are pass ") Exam ()

[@jieshwargamer77]

Error ("enter ur marks ))

[@MR.Vampire_21]

​@@jieshwargamer77this in the method . def passorfail(k): if(k

[@Karthik-fn2io]

num=int(input("enter a number")) def evenorodd(): if(num%2==0): print(num,"is even") else: print(num,"is odd") evenorodd()

[@kirankumar7325]

Q2 Answer a=int(input("number=")) def number(): if (a%2==0): print("it's even") else: print("it's odd") number()

[@ganesamoorthy3]

Q.3 def findpassorfail(b): If(b>=35 and b%2==0): Print("even") else: Print("odd") a=int(input("enter mark")) findpassorfail(a) Correct ah brother

[@kannandb7473]

get an integer number from user and pass it to the function called passorfail solution: def passorfail(b): if(b>35): print("pass") else: print("fail") a=int(input("enter your marks:")) passorfail(a)

[@Aarbee-d5e]

Last task: FIndRange def ranger(a,b): for i in range(a, b): print(i) ranger(int(input()),int(input()))

[@Sd_techz]

def findevenorodd(operation): a=int(input()) If(a%2==0): Print("even") else: Print("odd") Findevenorodd(10)

[@pro-star07]

bro well explained and bro can you explain function prototypes

[@smiley_boy_arjun_08]

Q3 def arjun(a): if(a>35): print ("pass ") else: print ("fail") b=int (input ("enter the mark:")) arjun(b) Output enter the mark:90 Pass

[@ummul.nafiha]

def printrange(m): for i in range(j,s+1): print(i) j=int(input("a:")) s=int(input("b:")) u=(j,s) printrange(u)

[@Mohamed_Asraf]

def passorfail(mark): if(mark>=35): print("pass") else: print("fail") passorfail(34)

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[@yolodinesh]

def sub(): a=int(input("enter a:")) b=int(input(enter b:")) print(a-b) sub()

[@rajivanjr3405]

tested code for even or odd def even_odd(): num=int(input("enter a:")) if (num%2==0): #if even div by 2 print("number is even") else: print("number is odd") even_odd()

[@yolodinesh]

def findpassorfail(a): if(a>=35): print("pass") else: print("fail") n=int(input("enter the mark:")) findpassorfail(n)

[@subashsmiles5447]

def findpassorfail(user): user=int(input("Check whether pass or fail : ")) if user>=35: print("You have passed") else: print("You have failed") findpassorfail(user)

[@vishnum1057]

def find(): num=int(input("find:")) a=2 if(num%a==0): print("even") else: print("odd") find()

[@S.KamalaKamala]

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[@ElamparithiElamvazuthi]

mark=int(input("Enter your mark:")) def findpassorfail(mark): if(mark>=35): print("Pass") else: print("Fail") findpassorfail(mark) Output: Enter your mark:40 Pass

[@Zura_.250]

def findpassorfail(mark): print("mark:",mark) if mark

[@kiranrajD]

def findevenorodd(k): if(k%2==0): print("even") else: print("odd") a=int(input("enter the number :")) findevenorodd(a)

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[@AkashS-k5c]

def findpassorfail(b): if(b

[@gowthamjai1495]

def printrange(a,b): for i in range(a,b): print(i,end=" ") a=int(input("Enter starting range")) b=int(input("Enter ending range")) printrange(a,b) ithu crct thana bro

[@rajeswarynadarajan8347]

def add(): a=int(input("Enter a:")) b=int(input("Enter b:")) print("Total :",a+b) def sub(): a=int(input("Enter a:")) b=int(input("Enter b:")) print("After deduction :",a - b) def mul(): a=int(input("Enter a:")) b=int(input("Enter b:")) print("Product_Value :",a * b) def div(): a=int(input("Enter a:")) b=int(input("Enter b:")) print(("Divide :",a/b)) add() sub() mul() div()

[@1994ramkumar]

Bro check if it is Right.If user is given input. def findpassorfail() Mark=int(input("Enter the mark")) If Mark>=35 : Print("You are pass") else: Print("Fail ") findpassorfail()

[@thamodharanm1078]

Bro All are case sensitive, hence you should use small letter for if, print. def findpassorfail(): mark = int(input("enter your mark: ")) if mark >= 75: print("you are pass") else: print("Fail") the above one is proper code

[@kiranrajD]

def findevenorodd(num): if(num%2==0): print("even") else: print("odd") findevenorodd(10)

[@AndrewIkonic]

def findevenorodd(): a=int(input("Enter a:")) if(a%2==0): print("Even") else: print("Odd") findevenorodd() Bro I tried this and it came well i need to know why we need to type b%2==0 , and why we need to add b in the def function(b) at the start and in end we are calling a in the def function(a) instead we can easily call a and get the output can you please explain or anyone seeing this explain?? 22:30

[@subashsmiles5447]

def findevenorodd(user): user=int(input("Check whether the number is even or odd : ")) if user%2==0: print("It is even") else: print("It is odd") findevenorodd(user)

[@NiranjanJ-l5u]

def findevenorodd(g): if(g%2==0): print("even") else: print("odd") if(g>=35): print("pass") else: print("fail") a=100 findevenorodd(a)

[@Vicky_vicky04-w4z]

Hello bro question 2 I did not get the even number when input =10 it shows only odd pls clarify meeee

[@NiranjanJ-l5u]

Code send pannuga bro

[@arunhhh333]

def findevenorodd(num): if(num%2==0): print(f"The Entered number {num} is even") else: print(f"The Entered number {num} is odd") findevenorodd(int(input("Enter the number to find its even or odd :")))

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[@azarudeena6467]

# create a fn pass or fail if mark > than 35 pass or else fail def passorfail(): mark = float(input("enter mark:")) if mark >= 35: print("pass") else: print("fail") passorfail()

[@devidharshini9960]

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[@lalithasgardening8314]

Bro for i in range (r1,r2+1 ) Poda thevailaya because a to b full ah print pana solirukaga apo 21 to 31 um varnumla ?

[@newton235]

Eduku. Namba function use pandrom nu sollu ga pls

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Program type panni run kudutha oru time mattum dhan work aaguma? Second time Vera Input kudukanumna marupadiyum run pannanuma? Can anyone tell pls?

[@ErrorMakesClever]

Yess

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How can I decompile a compiled .pyc file into a .py file? any one tell me

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Like pycharm IDE

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[@aravaraghava4503]

Bro explain in English

[@subashsmiles5447]

def add(): a=int(input("Enter the number : ")) b=int(input("Enter the number : ")) print("Add:", a+b) add() def sub(): a=int(input("Enter the number : ")) b=int(input("Enter the number : ")) print("Sub:", a-b) sub() def mul(): a=int(input("Enter the number : ")) b=int(input("Enter the number : ")) print("Mul:", a*b) mul() def div(): a=int(input("Enter the number : ")) b=int(input("Enter the number : ")) print("Div:", a/b) div()

[@jerobin2003]

2) def findevenorodd(): if(n%2==0): print("It is Even") else: print("It is Odd") n=int(input("Enter the Number: ")) findevenorodd()

[@sparrowlover1781]

def printrange(a,b): for i in range(a,b): print(i) printrange( a=int(input("a: ")), b=int(input("b: ")) )