Argument Syntax

Applications of Argument Syntax

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Make a function to calculate the price of a product after discount. The function should take the price of the product, quantity and the discount percentage as arguments. If the quantity is not provided, it should be assumed to be 1. If the discount percentage is not provided, it should be assumed to be 10%.

Sample outputs

calculatePrice(100, 2, 20) # 160 calculatePrice(100, 2) # 180 calculatePrice(100) # 90

Complete the program

def calculatePrice(price,

): discountAmount = price * (discount / 100) return

print("Final Price: " + str(calculatePrice(100, 2, 20))) print("Final Price: " + str(calculatePrice(100, 2))) print("Final Price: " + str(calculatePrice(100)))

quantity = 1

(price - discountAmount)*quantity

discount = 10

quantity = 10

discountAmount*quantity

discount = 1

The same application without extended argument syntax

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Applications of Argument Syntax

Drag and drop the options to the blanks to complete the program to perform a task using extended argument syntax.

Make a function that tells us about a person and his expenses. Take his name as a compulsory argument, his expenses as a list of arbitrary arguments and his information as arbitrary keyword arguments. The function should print the name of the person, the sum of his expenses, and the information about him.

Sample input

information('Adyansh',1,2,contact='123456')

Output

Your name is Adyansh Your expenses are 3 Your contact number is 123456

Complete the program

def information(name,

): print('Your name is', name) sum = 0 for i in expenses: sum += i print('Your total expenses are', sum) for key, value in

: print('Your', key, 'is', value) information('Adyansh', 1, 2, 3, contact=1234567890)

*info

*expenses

info.items()

**info

**expenses

info

The same application without extended argument syntax

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