11.10. Exercises
11-1. Arguments. Compare the following three functions:
def countToFour1(): for eachNum in range(5): print eachNum, def countToFour2(n): for eachNum in range(n, 5): print eachNum, def countToFour3(n=1): for eachNum in range(n, 5): print eachNum,What do you think will happen as far as output from the program, given the following input values? Enter the output into Table 11.1 below. Write in “ERROR” if you think one will occur with the given input or “ NONE” if there is no output.
Table 11.2. Output chart for Problem 11-1 Input countToFour1 countToFour2 countToFour3 2 4 5 (nothing) 11-2. Functions. Combine your solutions for Exercise 5-2. such that you create a combination function which takes the same pair of numbers and returns ...
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