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    PART 1

    A Python function “avg” returns the average of three values, as shown below:

    def avg (num1, num2, num3):

    return (num1 + num2 + num3) / 3.0

    n1 = 37, n2 = 108, n3 = 67

    Define the function and variable declarations given above in the IDLE shell and execute the
    following expressions. Which of the statements are valid?

    Note down the response to each. Do they differ from what you would expect?

    (A) result = avg (n1, n2)

    Ans: invalid, because avg function will expect 3 arguments, It will raise TypeError

    (B) avg (n1, n2, n3)

    Ans: Valid, all the variables pass as an argument are declared and also passing 3 arguments to the
    function avg.But to get the result we need to print it or we can pass it to another variable and print
    that.

    (C) result = avg (n1 + n2, n3 + n4, n5 + n6)

    Ans: Not valid (variables n5 and n6 are not declared) it will raise NameError
    (D) print (avg (n1, n2, n3))

    Ans:Valid(it is printing the value which is returned by the function)

    (E) result = avg (n1, n2, avg (n3, n4, n5))

    Invalid, because n3, n4,n5 are not declared . it they were declared then the way value is passing to
    function is correct.
    PART 2
    Define a function
    1. types () that prints a given value both as a float and an integer

    2. squared () that take an integer and returns the value squared


    3. int_to_string( ) that takes an integer value and returns it as a string.

    4. hello_world( ) that takes a parameter name and displays the following output to the
    console: "Hello World, my name is name".

    5. improved_average( ) that takes five integer parameters. It should return the mode,
    median and mean values of the numbers passed to the function.
    PART 3
    1. Create a function that prompts the user for two integer values and displays the results of
    the first number divided by the second to two decimal places.

    2. Create a Python program called calculator with functions to perform the following
    arithmetic calculations, each should take two decimal parameters and return the result
    of the arithmetic calculation in question.

    A) Addition B) Subtraction C) Multiplication


    D) Division E) Modulus F) Exponentiation
    3. Go back and add multiline Docstrings to each of the functions you defined in the
    previous question. Use the help function to check them afterwards.
    PART 4
    You are working on a program that helps students calculate their grade in a class based on their
    scores on several assignments.
    Now Write a Python program that asks the user to enter their scores for five assignments (each
    worth 100 points) and calculate their overall grade as a percentage.
    Requirements:
    - The program should prompt the user to enter a score for each assignment.
    - The program should calculate the total score (sum of all five assignment scores)
    and the maximum possible score (100 points).
    - The program should calculate the overall grade as a percentage (total score
    divided by maximum possible score, multiplied by 100).
    - The program should print out the overall grade as a percentage, rounded to two
    decimal places.

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