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 1. dedine fuction for % marks

    def percent(marks):
        p = ((marks[0+ marks[1+ marks[2]+ marks[3])/400 )*100
        return p

    marks1 = [45788677]
    percentage1 = percent(marks1)

    marks2 = [75988878]
    percentage2 = percent(marks2)
    print(percentage1percentage2)

O/P:

>>  71.5 84.75

2. simple function

    def greet(name):
        print("good day, "+ name)


    def mysum(num1num2):
        return num1 + num2

    greet(avi)
    s= mysum(1213)
    print(s)

O/P:

>>  good day, avi

25

3. default agrument

    def greet(name="strenger"):
        print('Good day, ' + name)

    greet("avi")
    greet()

O/P:

>> Good day, avi

Good day, strenger

4. Recursive method

    factorial by simple method
    n=5
    product= 1
    for i in range(n):
        product= product*(i+1)
    print(product)

    def factorial_iter(n):
        product=1
        for i in range(n):
            product = product* (i+1)
        print(product)

    factorial_iter(5)

    def factorial_recursive(n):
        if n==1 or n==0:
            return 1
        return n * factorial_recursive(n-1)

    print(factorial_recursive(5))

O/P:

>> 120

120

120

5. define function to find max number

    def maximum(num1num2num3):
        if (num1>num2):
            if(num1>num3):
                return num1
            else:
                return num3
        else:
            if(num2>num3):
                return num2
            else:
                return num3

    m = maximum(13552)
    print("The value of the maximum is " + str(m))

O/P:

>>  The value of the maximum is 55

6.  define function for cecius to faherehit

    def farh(cel):
        return (cel *(9/5)) + 32

    c = 0
    f = farh(c)
    print("Fahreheit Temperature is " + str(f))

O/P:

>> Fahreheit Temperature is 32.0

7.  print on single line

print("Hello"end=" ")
print("How"end=" ")
print("are"end=" ")
print("you?"end=" ")

O/P:

>> Hello How are you? 

8. sum with recursive

    def sum(n):
        if n==1:
            return 1
        return (n + sum(n-1))

    s= sum(10)
    print(s)

O/P:

>>  55

9. print star

n = 3
for i in range(n):
    print ("*" * (n-i))

O/P:

>> 

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10. define function inch to cm

    def cm(inch):
        return (inch*2.54)

    c= cm(25)
    print(c'cm')

O/P:

>>  63.5 cm

11.  function to Remove specific word from string

    def remov_split(stringword):
        new_str= string.replace(word"")
        return new_str.strip()

    this = "avi is good"
    s = remov_split(this'avi')
    print(s)

O/P:

>>  is good

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