Python Functions (The Only Guide You'll Need) #12

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The only function tutorial i needed. The animation of how it works really helped.

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You're such a good teacher! because of your explanations i was able to make the code where you need to enter the marks first before it starts calculating. it took me a while thought but thanks! print ('enter your marks') mark1 = int(input('enter your first mark:')) mark2 = int(input('enter your second mark: ')) mark3 = int(input('enter your 3rd mark: ')) mark4 = int(input('enter your 4th mark: ')) mark5 = int(input('enter your 5th mark: ')) def find_average_marks(marks): sum_of_marks = sum(marks) total_subjects = len(marks) average_marks = sum_of_marks / total_subjects return average_marks def compute_grade(average_marks): if average_marks >= 80: print ('Congratulations you passed your exams with a average of', average_marks, 'your grade is A') elif average_marks >= 60: print ('congratulations you passed your exams with a average of: ', average_marks, 'your grade is B') elif average_marks >= 50: print ('congratulations you passed your exam with a average of: ', average_marks, 'your grade is C') elif average_marks

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Thanks! I spaced out during my class so I was confused about this concept the entire time. Came to youtube and found your video and I think I get it now

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this is the best guide for the python functions on yourtube, ive watched soo many tutorials but they were all confusing till i came across this video, many thanks :)

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This is by far one of the most clear explanation of functions I’ve ever seen and trust me I’ve seen a lot,thanks man

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One of the easiest to understand videos, I've seen on functions. Thanks

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Thank God I found this video. I watched a bunch of other videos, but this is the only one that explained it in terms I could understand. Thank you!

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The arrow animations and various type of examples made this video better than others

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I am not able to understand function by any other video but after watching this video my doubts are crystal clear.

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Thank you for this video. This is my second attempt for a university course that uses python. I never had a clear understanding with how def functions work. The professor has to cover recursion and it makes it inconvenient to understand functions. Hopefully this helps.

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Example: Compute Grade of a Student marks = ([ 55, 64, 75, 80, 65]) Sum = sum( marks ) average = Sum / 5 average = (int(average)) if average >= 80: print ("You got A Grade") print ("Your marks are" , average) if average >= 60 and average < 80: print ("You got B grade") print ("Your marks are" , average) if average >= 50 and average < 60: print ("You got C grade") print ("Your marks are" , average) if average < 50: print ("You got B grade") print ("Your marks are" , average)

[@pikapika1656]

Shouldn't the last part be you got grade F instead of Grade B as it is less than 50

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also you should use elif and else on there as well

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Thanks. Showing how the program works with lines and arrows really helps

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Thanks for this, the recap makes it so much more easier to understand

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def grade(tm): print("Your avarage mark is:",total_marks) if total_marks>=80: print("Grade A") elif total_marks>=60 and total_marks=50 and total_marks

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programing task def add_numbers(n1,n2): sum=n1+n2 return sum def mult_numbers(x,y): mult=x*y return mult num1=int(input("enter num1: ")) num2=int(input("enter num2: ")) sum=add_numbers(num1,num2) print("the sum of",num1,"and", num2, "is " , sum) mult=mult_numbers(num1,num2) print("and the product of" ,num1,"and", num2, "is " , mult, )

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def add_numbers(n1, n2): result = (n1 + n2) return result def multiply_numbers(n1, n2): result = (n1 * n2) return result number1 = int(input("Enter numbers: ")) number2 = int(input("Enter numbers: ")) result = add_numbers(number1, number2) print("The added sum is: ", result) result = multiply_numbers(number1, number2) print("The multiplied sum is: ", result) answer to the last question with an input feature.

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def add_numbers(x,y): return x+y def multiply_numbers(x,y): return x*y print(add_numbers(10,2)) print(multiply_numbers(5,6))

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At 15:24 the program could be done in this way also- marks = [55,64,75,80,65] def average(): sum_of_marks = sum(marks) average = sum_of_marks/5 print("Your average marks is {0}".format(average)) if average >= 80: print("You got grade A") elif average >= 60 and average < 80: print("You got grade B") elif average >= 50 and average > 60: print("You got grade C") else: print("You got grade F") average()

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This is my code for the task that he assigns in the video. I need your review, thank you! def add_number(n1,n2): result = n1 + n2 return result def multiply_number(nu1,nu2): result2 = nu1 * nu2 return result2 number1 = 50 number2 = 60 result = add_number(number1, number2) result2 = multiply_number(number1,number2) print("The sum is:", result) print("The multiply is:", result2)

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def add_numbers(a, b): sum = float(a)+float(b) return sum # Testing function # I have took the float func. because a float can be a enter by a user and float take value as integer also total = add_numbers(7,4) print(total) def multiply_numbers(a, b): Product = a*b return Product # Testing function product = multiply_numbers(6, 3) print(product) def greet(): print("Thank You sir!!") greet()

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Thanks your notes are explicit. i wrote a prog different from yours and it worked. # create the function add number1 = int(input("enter the first number: ")) number2 = int(input("enter the second number: ")) def add_numbers(): addition = number1 + number2 return addition # create the function mult def mult_numbers(): multiplication = number1 * number2 return multiplication multiplication = mult_numbers() addition = add_numbers() print("The addition gives: ", addition) print("The multiplication gives: ", multiplication)

[@harshad9203]

DUDE !!!!!!!!! i also wrote the same code but it is showing syntax error # Getting two numbers number1 = int(input('Enter the first integer: ')) number2 = int(input('Enter the second integer: ')) def add_numbers(n1, n2: result1 = n1 + n2 return result1 def mutiply_numbers(n1, n2): result2 = n1 * n2 return result2 result1 = add_numbers(number1, number2) result2 = multiply_numbers(number1, number2) print(result1) print(resul2)

[@harshad9203]

showing syntax error near the return statements

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@@harshad9203 ')' is missing in def add_numbers line

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