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Year 11 Python Functions All Tasks

The document outlines a series of Python programming tasks for Year 11 students, focusing on writing and debugging functions. Tasks include creating simple functions, handling parameters, completing incomplete code, and implementing input validation. Students are required to test their functions with specific values and ensure correctness.

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Year 11 Python Functions All Tasks

The document outlines a series of Python programming tasks for Year 11 students, focusing on writing and debugging functions. Tasks include creating simple functions, handling parameters, completing incomplete code, and implementing input validation. Students are required to test their functions with specific values and ensure correctness.

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Year 11 – Python Functions Tasks

Instructions:
• Answer ALL tasks below.
• Some tasks require you to write a function from scratch.
• Some tasks contain incomplete or incorrect code.
• Make sure your functions are called and tested where required.

Task 1: Simple Function


Write a function called say_hello() that prints:
Hello, World!
Call the function once after it is defined.

Task 2: Function With One Parameter


Write a function called square_number(num) that:
• takes one number as a parameter
• returns the square of the number
Call the function with the value 5 and print the result.

Task 3: Function With Two Parameters


Write a function called add_numbers(a, b) that:
• takes two numbers
• returns their total
Test the function with 10 and 7.

Task 4: Complete the Function


Complete the function so it returns the largest number.

def largest_number(a, b):


# write your code here

Call the function with 8 and 12 and print the result.

Task 5: Missing Return Statement


The function should calculate the average of two numbers.

def average(num1, num2):


total = num1 + num2
# missing return

Call the function using 4 and 6.


Task 6: Debugging a Function
The function should calculate the product of all numbers in a list.
The code contains THREE errors. Fix them.

def multiply_list(numbers)
total = 1
for i in numbers:
total = total + i
return total

print(multiply_list([2, 3, 4]))

Task 7: Boolean Function With Multiple Conditions


Complete the function so it returns True if:
• the number is even
• AND greater than 10
Otherwise, return False.

def valid_number(num):
# write your code here

Test with: 8, 12, 15

Task 8: Function With Input Validation


Complete the function so it:
• returns 'Valid' if the number is between 1 and 100 (inclusive)
• returns 'Invalid' otherwise

def check_range(number):
# write your code here

Then:
• ask the user for a number
• convert it to an integer
• pass it into the function
• print the result

Task 9: Loop + Condition Inside a Function


Complete the function so it counts how many numbers in the list are greater than 5.

def count_greater_than_five(numbers):
count = 0
for num in numbers:
# write your code here
return count

Test using: [3, 6, 9, 2, 7, 1]

Task 10: Challenge Task


Complete the function so it counts how many uppercase letters are in a string.

def count_uppercase(text):
count = 0
for char in text:
# write your code here
return count

Test using: 'Hello World!'

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