ADVANCED FUNCTIONS
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PASSING OF TEXT TO FUNCTION
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Syntax:
	def function-name(string-data-object):
		function-body

# Passing of string data to the function

# A PROGRAM TO CREATE A FUNCTION WHICH CAN ACCEPT A STRING DATA AND CALCULATE THE NUMBER OF VOWELS IN THE GIVEN STRING DATA./

def countVowels(strData):
    countVowels = 0

    for ch in strData:
        if ch in "aeiouAEIOU":
            countVowels = countVowels + 1

    return countVowels

str1 = input("Enter a string data:")
count = countVowels(str1)
print("The Number of vowels = ",count)

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PASSING OF LIST TO FUNCTION
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Syntax:
	def function-name(list-data-object):
		function-body

sum():
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is an inbuilt method which we can use to find the sum of group of elements.
Syntax:
	sum(collection with numbers)

# Passing of a list to the function as an argument

def listFunction(listData):
    # sumListElements = sum(listData)
    sumListElements = 0
    for i in listData:
        sumListElements = sumListElements + i
    return sumListElements

ld = eval(input("Enter a list data:"))

sumListData = listFunction(ld)

print("The Sum of List Elements = ",sumListData)

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PASSING OF TUPLE TO FUNCTION
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Syntax:
	def function-name(tuple-data-object):
		function-body

# passing a tuple data to a function

def tupleFunction(tupleData):
    index = 0
    for i in tupleData:
        print("The Element of tuple at {} is = {}".format(index,i))
        index = index + 1

# tupleFunction((1,3,5,7,9))
# tupleFunction(100,200,300,400,500)
a = 100,200,300,400,500
tupleFunction(a)

PASSING OF SET TO FUNCTION
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Assignment:
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WAP TO CREATE A FUNCTION WHICH CAN ACCEPT A SET DATA AND FIND THE SMALLEST NUMBER FROM THE GIVEN SET.

PASSING OF DICTIONARY TO FUNCTION
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Syntax:
	def function-name(dictionary-object):
		function-body

# PASSING A DICTIONARY TO THE FUNCTION

def dictFunction(dictData):
    print("The name of the student = ",dictData['name'])
    print("The roll of the student = ",dictData['roll'])
    print("The marks of the student = ",dictData['marks'])

stuRecord = {'name' : 'Aakash', 'roll' : 10, 'marks' : '77.2%'}

dictFunction(stuRecord)

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RETURNING OF STRING FROM FUNCTION
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# returning of string from function

def function():
    a = 100
    b = 121
    c = 97
    d = 234

    tupleData = a,b,c,d

    sumResult = sum(tupleData)

    average = sumResult/len(tupleData)

    # approach-1
    # result = "The Average of given elements is = ",average
    # return result

    # approach-2
    # result = "The Average of given elements is = {}".format(average)
    # return result

    # approach-3
    result = "The Average of the given elements is = %s"%(average)
    return result




print(function())