firstAssignment.py

firstAssignment.py

1. Random

   • random.randint(_,_)
     • Returns a random value between A and B. For ranNumA - a random number between 1 and 100 will be returned.
     • The period before "randint" calls methods and attributes of the object stated. They are how you access information within an object.
   • Random is something chosen without a distinct method

2. Functions

   • Print(_)
     • prints the text and numerals in the quotations out on one line of text.
   • Operators
     • (+)
       • addition; combines the terms in that specific order.
   • Str(_)
     • output is the string version of the object.

3. Variables: Local and Global

   • Local
     • declared inside the function.
       • ex: largest
       • ex: count
       • ex: smallest
   • Global
     • ex: randomNumberA-E
   • None
     • no value at all or null
   • Declaring a variable for a function specifies the parameters of that function.
   • Defining a function is using the def keyword and outlining its tasks. It must include a return statement at the end.
   • Calling a function is executing with its parameters. It displays anything defined in the function.
   • The variable message was built using (+) operator, written text, functions, next line(/n).

4. Parameters

   • RandomInput
     • Is necessary because we are comparing our random numbers to that value.
   • A value that gets passed into the function.

5. Return Statements

   • return smallestOdd
   • the last, final step of a function. it prints a value that was used in the function.