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    FUNCTIONS

    - Exercises Part 2
    Trace the flow of execution for the following program:

    1. def power(b,p):
    2. r=b**p
    3.return r 4.
    5. def calcsquare(a):
    6. a=power(a,2)
    7.return a
    8.
    9. n=5
    10.result=calcsquare(n)
    11.print(result)
    Flow of execution

    1->5->9->10->5->6->1>2->3->6->7->10->11
    What are the errors in following code?
    Correct the code and predict output:

    total=0
    def sum(arg1,arg2)
    total=arg1+arg2
    return total
    sum(10, 20)
    print(“total:”,total)
    Corrected Code
    total=0
    def sum(arg1,arg2):
    total=arg1+arg2
    return total
    total=sum(10, 20)
    print(“total:”,total)

    Output
    total: 30
    Identify the errors in the following code.
    Correct the code and predict output:
    def tot(number)
    sum=0
    for c in range(1,number+1)
    sum+=c
    RETURN
    su
    m print(tot[3])
    print(tot[6])
    Corrected Code
    def tot(number):
    sum=0
    for c in range(1,number+1):
    sum+=c
    return sum
    print(tot(3))
    print(tot(6))

    Output
    6
    21
    In the following code,
    which variables are in the same scope?

    def func1( ):
    a=1
    b=2
    def func2( ):
    c=3
    d=4
    e=5
    Answer

    def func1( ):
    a=1 Local variable

    b=2 Local variable

    def func2( ):
    c=3 Local variable

    d=4 Local variable

    e=5 Global variable


    Consider the code below and
    Answer the questions that follow:

    def multiply(number1, number2):


    answer=number1*number2
    return(answer)
    print(number1,‟times‟,number2, „=„, answer)
    output=multiply(5,5)

    (i) When the code above is executed, what gets


    printed?
    (ii) What is variable output equal to after the code
    is executed?
    Answer

    (i) No output

    (ii) 25
    Write a function namely fun
    that takes no parameters and always returns None.

    def fun( ):
    return
    f=fun( )
    print(f)

    Output
    None
    Following code intends to add a given value
    to global variable a.
    What will the following code produce?

    def increase(x):
    a=a+x
    return
    a=20
    b=5
    increase(b)
    print(a)

    The above code will produce an error.


    Corrected code

    def increase(x):
    global a
    a=a+x
    return
    a=20
    b=5
    increase(b)
    print(a)

    Output
    25
    Write a Python program using function to print
    the even numbers from a given list.
    Sample List: [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]
    Expected Result: [2,4,6,8]

    def even(l):
    l1=[ ]
    for i in l:
    if i%2==0:
    l1.append(i)
    return l1
    print(even([1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]))
    Output

    [2, 4, 6, 8]
    Write a Python program using function to count the
    number of uppercase and lowercase characters in a string

    def upperlower(s1):
    uc=lc=0
    for i in s1:
    if i.isupper( ):
    uc=uc+1
    elif i.islower( ):
    lc=lc+1
    return uc,lc
    s=input("enter a string")
    u, l=upperlower(s)
    print("Number of uppercase characters", u)
    print("Number of lowercase characters", l)

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