#Sam Ola #10/4/2021 #I learned how to create functions with a paramater #I had difficulty understand task 2 and 3 so i wasn't able to finish those ones

# [ ] define and call a function short_rhyme() that prints a 2 line rhyme def short_ryhme(rhyme1, rhyme2): rhyme = ("[1st] " + rhyme1.title() + "[2nd] " + rhyme2.title()) return rhyme rhymes = short_ryhme("Roses are red violets are blue, i like green and I like you. ","His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy There's vomit on his sweater already, mom's spaghetti.") print('Rhymes:', rhymes)

# [ ] define (def) a simple function: title_it() and call the function # - has a string parameter: msg # - prints msg in Title Case def short_message(msg): message = "Msg" + msg return message quick_message = short_message("") print(quick_message)

# [ ] get user input with prompt "what is the title?" # [ ] call title_it() using input for the string argument def fast_question(title_it): question = input("what is the title? " + title_it.title()) return question question = fast_question("what is the title?") print(question)

# [ ] define title_it_rtn() which returns a titled string instead of printing # [ ] call title_it_rtn() using input for the string argument and print the result def title_it_rtn(book): book = book_entry.title() return book book_entry = input("Input book title here: ") print(title_it_rtn(book_entry))

# [ ] create, call and test bookstore() function def bookstore(book, price): example_output = "Title: " + title_it_rtn(book) + ", costs $" + price return example_output price_entry = input("input Price: ") print(bookstore(book_entry,price_entry))

def make_greeting(name, greeting = "Hello"): return (greeting + " " + name + "!") # get name and greeting, send to make_greeting def get_name(): name_entry = input("enter a name: ") return name_entry def get_greeting(): greeting_entry = input("enter a greeting: ") return greeting_entry print(make_greeting(get_name(), get_greeting()))