1. Complete the function asn2_1() so it prints the string that is passed to it as a parameter.
import turtle
def asn2_1(s):
'''Prints string s'''
pass #This statement does nothing - you can delete it or leave it
Below is the solution:
def asn2_1(s): #This is function that passess the parameter
print(s) # prints the string
str="Hello This is string." #declare string
asn2_1(str) #call function
sample output:
Hello This is string.
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