Python Basic Functions Homework

This repository contains basic Python function exercises to help you practice function creation and return values.

Instructions

1. Fork this repository to your own GitHub account
2. Clone your forked repository to your local machine
3. Solve each task in its corresponding Python file
4. Test your solution to make sure it works as expected
5. Commit your changes with a descriptive message
6. Push your changes to your GitHub repository

Problems

basic_func01

Create a function called return_zero that:

• Takes no parameters
• Returns the integer value 0

Example:

return_zero()  # Returns: 0

basic_func02

Create a function called get_hello_world that:

• Takes no parameters
• Returns the string "Hello World"

Example:

get_hello_world()  # Returns: "Hello World"

basic_func03

Create a function called get_school_name that:

• Takes no parameters
• Returns the string "codeschooluz"

Example:

get_school_name()  # Returns: "codeschooluz"

basic_func04

Create a function called return_integer that:

• Takes no parameters
• Returns an integer value (either positive or negative)

Examples:

return_integer()  # Example return: 1
return_integer()  # Example return: -1

basic_func05

Create a function called return_float that:

• Takes no parameters
• Returns a floating-point number

Examples:

return_float()  # Example return: 1.5
return_float()  # Example return: -2.4

basic_func06

Create a function called return_string that:

• Takes no parameters
• Returns any string value

Examples:

return_string()  # Example return: "Hello World"
return_string()  # Example return: "0"

basic_func07

Create a function called return_same_value that:

• Takes one parameter a
• Returns the same value of a without any modification

Examples:

return_same_value(5)  # Returns: 5
return_same_value(0)  # Returns: 0

basic_func08

Create a function called increase_by_one that:

• Takes one parameter a
• Returns the value of a increased by 1

Examples:

increase_by_one(5)  # Returns: 6
increase_by_one(8)  # Returns: 9

basic_func09

Create a function called decrease_by_one that:

• Takes one parameter a
• Returns the value of a decreased by 1

Examples:

decrease_by_one(5)  # Returns: 4
decrease_by_one(8)  # Returns: 7

basic_func10

Create a function called get_opposite_value that:

• Takes one parameter a
• Returns the opposite (negation) of a

Examples:

get_opposite_value(5)  # Returns: -5
get_opposite_value(1)  # Returns: -1

Warning

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