Use of if/else Statements in Python Functions
Functions can include conditional statements, loops, and variables. Previously, an if
/else
statement determined if a number was odd or even but required manual edits for different numbers. A better approach is to define a function that takes a number as input and applies the logic within, allowing reuse without redundancy.
12345678910# Define a function def is_odd(n): if n % 2 == 0: return "even" else: return "odd" # Testing function print('2 is', is_odd(2)) print('3 is', is_odd(3))
The function correctly identifies 2
as even and 3
as odd. This function can be invoked repeatedly with different numbers as needed.
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Use of if/else Statements in Python Functions
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Functions can include conditional statements, loops, and variables. Previously, an if
/else
statement determined if a number was odd or even but required manual edits for different numbers. A better approach is to define a function that takes a number as input and applies the logic within, allowing reuse without redundancy.
12345678910# Define a function def is_odd(n): if n % 2 == 0: return "even" else: return "odd" # Testing function print('2 is', is_odd(2)) print('3 is', is_odd(3))
The function correctly identifies 2
as even and 3
as odd. This function can be invoked repeatedly with different numbers as needed.
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