👤
Answered

Write a function called quadruple that quadruples a number and returns the result. Then make several calls to the quadruple function to test it out.

For example, if you made a call like

x = quadruple(3)
then x should hold the value 12.

Print the value of x to verify your function works correctly.

(CODEHS, PYTHON)

Answer :

CYTOKINEIN

def quadruple(n):

   return n*4

print(quadruple(3))

print(quadruple(1))

print(quadruple(2))

I wrote my code in python 3.8. I hope this helps.

In Trainings: Other Questions