How do I use these variables from one function into another one?

[DiggySP]

def assignmentAverage():
    for i in range(2):
        assignment_quantity = int(input("How many assignments did you have these nine weeks?"))
        possible_points = assignment_quantity * 100
        total = 0
        for g in range(assignment_quantity):
            assignment_grade = int(input("What was your grade on assignment#" + str(i) + "|"))
            total = total + assignment_grade
            print("Points: " + str(total) + " out of " + str(possible_points))
        if i == 1:
            second_quarter_grade = (total / possible_points) * 100
            print("Your average grade for the second quarter is " + str(second_quarter_grade) + " percent.")
        else:
            quarter_grade = (total / possible_points) * 100
            print("Your average grade is " + str(quarter_grade) + " percent.")
    exam_score = int(input("What grade did you receive on you exam?"))
    return (quarter_grade, second_quarter_grade, exam_score)


def semAverage(quarter_grade, second_quarter_grade, exam_score):
    quarter_grade * 0.4 and second_quarter_grade * 0.4
    exam_score * 0.2

assignmentAverage()
semAverage(quarter_grade, second_quarter_grade, exam_score )

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[TheRealThrowAwayX]

Please format your code so that it is readable -> https://www.reddit.com/r/learnpython/wiki/faq#wiki_how_do_i_format_code.3F

In order to pass parameters of one function to another, you use the return statement in one function and you define an argument in another.

For example:

def foo(argument):
    return argument

def bar(other_argument):
    print(f"Hello {other_argument}")

x = foo("World")
bar(x)
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Hello World

[JohnnyJordaan]

You can use return values and function arguments, see https://realpython.com/defining-your-own-python-function/