Question

PYTHON

Create a function called squareValue. squareValue will calll the function getValue() to square the value and return it back to the main portion of the program. In main call squareValue which will call getValue.

def getValue():

    val = int(input("Enter a number"))

    return val

myValue = getValue()

print("The value entered is ", myValue)

Answer 1

Process:

call the getValue() function and store the data returned by the getValue() into variable called 'val'. Then return the square of variable 'val'.

Algorithm:

squareValue():

1. val=getValue()

2. return val*val

Code:

#getValue() - already given
def getValue():
val = int(input("Enter a number: "))
return val

#squareValue()
def squareValue():
'''
Process:
call the getValue() function and store the data returned by
the getValue() into variable called 'val'.
Then return the square of variable 'val'
'''
val=getValue()
return val*val

#main portion
myValue=squareValue() #calling squareValue()
print("Square: ",myValue)

Output:

Enter a number: 5
Square: 25

Please refer to the screenshots below for correct indentations

File Edit Format Run Options Window Help #getValue() already given def getValue(): val = int(input ("Enter a number: ")) return val #squareValue() def squareValue(): Process: call the getValue() function and store the data returned by the getValue() into variable called 'val'. Then return the square of variable 'val' val=getValue() return val*val #main portion myvalue=squareValue() #calling squareValue () print("Square: ", myValue) —

(AMD64)] on win32 Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license()" for more information. == RESTART: C:\Users\hee\Videos16.py Enter a number: 5 Square: 25 >>>|