Learning Functions with Python Programming
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| a named sequence of instructions that are grouped together to perform a task | function
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| A function is useful because it allows the programmer to organize their code by breaking it down into smaller pieces? | True
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| When a function is called, additional information may be needed called a(n) | argument
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| A function that returns a value is called a | value returning function
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| A function that does not return a value is called a | non-value retruning function
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| In the following code what is the name of the function: def addName(name: str) -> None: | addName
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| In the following code what is the parameter: def addName(name: str) -> None: | name
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| In the following code what is returned by the function: def addName(name: str) -> None: | nothing (None)
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| In the following code, how many parameters are there: def findMin(num1: int, num2: int, num3: int) -> int: | 3 (num1, num2, num3)
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| In the following code what data type is parameter 1: def findMin(num1: int, num2: int, num3: int) -> int: | int
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| In the following code, what is returned by the function: def findMin(num1: int, num2: int, num3: int) -> int: | int
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| What is the keyword used to define a function? | def
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| What contains information about how a function will work and be called? | function header
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| What receives and argument when the function is called? | parameter
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| A function can have more then one return statement? | True (as long as only one return statement can be reached, such as an if/else structure)
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| A function can return more then one value? | False
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| The function header consists of the function identifier and arguments? | False
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| The functions signature consists of the function identifier and arguments. | True
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| The function header consists of the function identifier, list or formal parameters, and return type if denoted. | True
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| In the following code what is the argument: addName("Jane") | Jane
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| Write a function called averagePay that will return the average pay of type float of an employee over a number of weeks. The function should have 2 parameters totalPay of type float and numOfWeeks of type int. Include function annotations in your answer. | def averagePay(totalPay: float, numOfWeeks: int) -> float:
return totalPay / numOfWeeks
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| What is the function signature of the following function: def maxValue(pay1: float, pay2: float) -> float: | maxValue(float, float)
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| What is the function signature of the following code: def sayHello() -> None: | sayHello()
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| What are the function parameters of the following code: def sayHello() -> None: | no parameters
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