- This function takes in a function and the non keyword arguments and key arguments.
- The non keyword function and key word arguements are given to the input funtion as arguments .
- repetition : Number of cyckes the funtions has the be executed.
- The time_it function basically takes the function and the arguments and executes them for certain number of repetitions ( given as input) and prints the average time.
- This function takes the non keyword arguments and keyword arguments.
- This function has two specific keyword arguments 'sep' and 'end' .
- It takes in the arguments and prints the inputs
- Example :( 1, 2, 3, sep='-', end= ' ***\n')
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- args : 1,2,3
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- kwargs : {sep:'-', end: ' ***\n'}
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- output : 1-2-3***
- This function takes the non keyword arguments and keyword arguments.
- This function has two specific keyword arguments 'start' and 'end' .
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- This function list of square numbers in a sequence.
- Example : (2, start=0, end=5)
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- arg = 2
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- kwargs = {start:0, end:5 }
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- output = [1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32]
- This function takes the non keyword arguments and keyword arguments.
- This function has two specific keyword arguments 'length' and 'sides' .
- This function calculates the area for the polygons.
- This function takes the non keyword arguments and keyword arguments.
- This function has two specific arguments 'temperature' and 'given_in_temp' .
- 'temperature' should be a numerical value
- 'given_in_temp' will give you the whether the input is kelvin or farenheit.
- This function converts the input temperature to celcius .
- This function takes the non keyword arguments and keyword arguments.
- This function has two specific keyword arguments 'dist' and 'time' .
- Dist gives us the metric in length , eg: km,m,yards.,etc
- time gives us metric in Time ,eg: seconds,minutes,hours..
- This function takes in the given numerical input as km/hour converts to specific metric respect to the input.