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Function Parameter Variables in Python

Let us have the following function:

def func(num): return num ** 2

Let's call the function, passing the number 2 as a parameter:

print(func(2))

However, it is not necessary to pass a number - you can also use a variable containing the value we need:

tst = 3 print(func(tst)) # 9

Three variables with numbers are given:

tst1 = 2 tst2 = 4 tst3 = 6

Make a function that will take three numbers as parameters and find their sum. Display the sum of the variables specified above.

Given a function func and a variable tst:

def func(lst): sum = 0 for el in lst: sum += el return sum tst = [1, 3, 6]

Use the function to find the sum of the elements of the variable tst.

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