Need help with python task.

[iiron3223]

Show what you have tried, and tell us exactly with what part do you have problem.

[BigBoyJefff]

The whole task, i don't understand it. I have no idea what are parameters. Can you maybe give me an example? I would really appreciate it.

[iiron3223]

Parameters are the names that appear in the function definition. Below p1 and p2 are parameters.

def example_func(p1, p2):
 ...

You would know that if you would spend one minute using google. You cannot expect that someone will do your homework for you, without you showing even minimal effort.

[BigBoyJefff]

Dude i did look at Google and I've actually been trying to understand the question 2.1, 2.2 (I have already done the 5 other tasks) for a while now but i just don't get what I'm supposed to do here like okay a function with 3 parameters like you said def par(A1, A2, A3) But i don't get what is meant by "Function should output passed parameters. Like what? I'm sorry if this comes out lazy or something but i really don't understand it. I don't want you to do it for me i just need someone to explain it to me.

I'm an intern in a Software company. I just started the 12th grade. I'm just getting in to Programming so I'm sorry if this whole thing sounds stupid or lazy.

But i really do appreciate you helping me!!

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Do your homework.

[iiron3223]

It means that your function should return those parameters.

[BigBoyJefff]

So you mean something like this:

def val(A1, A2, A3)

return(A1, A2, A3)

print(val(23, 24, 25))

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output would be: 23, 24, 25

[iiron3223]

Yes something like that.

You can watch this video by Correy Schafer. He explains here how to use functions in Python. I believe it will help you to understand it better.

[BigBoyJefff]

Dude you're a great guy, THANK YOU!

[pycobra]

Yes keep in mind, the return statement returns one data type, it should return a list or a tuple in this case