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CitarDefine a function isEven(number) that takes in a number as an argument and returns True if it is an even number.
Examples
>>> isEven(0)
True
>>> isEven(1)
False
>>> isEven(-2)
True
!!CitarWrite a function hasSameContent(t1, t2) that takes in two tuples as arguments and return True if both tuples contain the same items.
Examples
>>> hasSameContent((1, 2), (1, 2))
True
>>> hasSameContent((1, 2), (2, 1))
True
>>> hasSameContent((1, 2), (1, 2, 1))
False
>>> hasSameContent((1, 2), ())
False
CitarWrite the function countA(word) that takes in a word as argument and returns the number of 'a' in that word.
Examples
>>> countA("apple")
1
>>> countA("Apple")
0
>>> countA("Banana")
3
def countA(word):
cont=0
total=0
for letra in word[cont]:
if letra=='a':
total=total+1
cont=cont+1
elif letra!='a':
cont=cont+1
return totaldef countA(word):
cont=0
total=0
partes=word[cont]
for letra in partes:
if letra=='a':
total=total+1
cont=cont+1
elif letra!='a':
cont=cont+1
return total
CitarCreate a function addNumbers(start, end) that adds all the integers between the start and end value (inclusive) and returns the total sum.
Examples
>>> addNumbers(5, 10)
45
>>> addNumbers(1, 1)
1
Citardef addNumbers(start, end):
total =
while start
, como lo hariais?
CitarCreate a function addNumbers(x) that takes a number as an argument and adds all the integers between 1 and the number (inclusive) and returns the total number.
Examples
>>> addNumbers(10)
55
>>> addNumbers(1)
1
Y empieza asi el ejercicio :
def addNumbers(num):
total = 0
i = 1
while
def addNumbers(num):
total=0
for num in range(num+1):
total=total+num
return total