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SUMMARY:4 PM - Introduction to Python - Nathaniel Lee
DESCRIPTION:Today we:\n\nFinished learning about functions with return values\n\n\nHomework: Do the following problems below. These questions are also in the file named “May8_FunctionWReturnValuePractice.py”\n\ncreate a function named “multiply_me” that has two parameters: x\, y\nin the function multiply the two values\nand return the two numbers being multiplied (product) \nget two numbers from the user and use add_me() to multiply these numbers\nprint the result\ncreate a function named “inches_to_yards” with one param: inch\nin the function convert inches to yards and RETURN yards\nNOTE: there are 36 inches in a yard \nget user input for inches and pass it to the function when you call it\ncall the function outside and print the result\n\n\n\nIf you have any questions\, feel free to email me at nathaniel@ayclogic.com!
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SUMMARY:5 PM - Introduction to Python - Nathaniel Lee
DESCRIPTION:Today we finished:\n\nRobuxSystem.py\n\n\nHomework:\n\nCopy your code for the final project and paste it into an email and send it to me.\nMake sure your final project is submitted by the end of today!\nStart reviewing for final exam which will be about Turtle and Systems like GrocerySystem.py and RobuxSystem.py\n\n\n\nIf you have any questions\, feel free to email me at nathaniel@ayclogic.com!
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