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SUMMARY:1 PM - Intro To Python
DESCRIPTION:Homework:\n\nPage 138\nCreate a function with return value\, “convert_kg_to_gram”\n\nIt has one parameter: “kg”\nInside the function it will return the value of 1 Kilogram from the parameter into gram. There are 1000 gram in 1 Kilogram.\nReturn the value.\nGet input from user “Enter number of Kilogram: “\nWhatever user enter\, pass to the “convert_kg_to_g” function\nCall the function\, get the result and print the result to the screen\nIf you code correctly\, you should be getting something like this in the shell.\n\nEnter number of Kilogram: 1\nThere are 1000 grams in 1 kilograms.\n\nEnter number of Kilogram: 2\nThere are 2000 grams in 2 kilograms.
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SUMMARY:6 PM - Intro To Python
DESCRIPTION:Homework:\n\nInside Hangman program\, complete the code inside “update_clue(guessed_letter)” function. This function should replace the question mark inside the “clue” variable with the letter that user entered.\nThe code should look very similar to the one we did inside June20_LoopingList.py. You can find this code inside the google drive.
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