How to Write Python Function codes | Oops Examples

 

Small chunks of code are written in function code. where we can perform mathematical calculations, etc., on the values of various variables. The function is then called where it is needed in the program. This on Python is pretty similar to the idea of writing function codes in other languages.

Q. WAP to calculate the depth water inside an circular tank where radius and volume of water are known

""" A round circular water tank of radius R is filled with a volume V of liquid. What is the depth h of the water? """ # Creating the object 'myfunction_a def myfunction_a(r,v): h = v/((3.14)*(r**2)) return round(h,2) r = float(input("Enter the value of radius: ")) v = float(input("Enter the value of volume: ")) # Calling functions with that object print("The depth of water is: ", myfunction_a(r,v))

Q. The objective is to multiply two given numbers, and determine the output.

Input Format:

Input will be two integer numbers.

Constraints: Each number is smaller than 100-digits in length.

Output Format: The output should be a single integer.

Example:

Input Format: 54639331 and  563226965

Output Format: 30774344568760415

x = str(input("Enter a number:")) y = str(input("Enter an another number:")) if len(x) > 100 or len(y) > 100: print("Error! Digit length must be less than 200!") else: print(int(x)*int(y))

Output:

Enter a number:54639331

Enter an another number:563226965

30774344568760415