a, b, c, x
( )
quadratic
def
quad_term = a * x ** 2 lin_term = b * x
return
quad_term + lin_term + c
(quad_term)
print
print ("Next")
Practice the composition of functions:
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def
result
define
return
side_length
def cube_surface_area(side_length): face_area = side_length ** 2 return 6 * face_area area = cube_surface_area(3)
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(side_length)
face_area = side_length ** 2
6 * face_area
area = cube_surface_area (3)
cube_surface_area
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a, b, c, x
( )
quadratic
def
quad_term = a * x ** 2 lin_term = b * x
return
quad_term + lin_term + c
(quad_term)
print
print ("Next")
Practice the composition of functions:
Compare your code
def
result
define
return
side_length
def cube_surface_area(side_length): face_area = side_length ** 2 return 6 * face_area area = cube_surface_area(3)
Did you get it right?
(side_length)
face_area = side_length ** 2
6 * face_area
area = cube_surface_area (3)
cube_surface_area
Thank you for your submission.
Focus on Definitions: Statement A Python statement is a piece of code which is complete and can be run or “executed” by the Python interpreter (the program on your computer which runs the Python code). Normally, and everywhere in this course, there will be one statement per line of code. The code of a statement tells the computer to do something. In the cases above, each statement calls the print function. For now, statements will be executed one after another, from top to bottom.
Did you get it right?
Lorem ipsum dolor