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The document discusses programming languages, categorizing them into procedure-oriented and object-oriented types, with Python being both. It highlights the advantages of procedure-oriented programming, such as easier debugging, less memory usage, and code reusability. Additionally, it provides examples of function definitions and user-defined functions in Python, demonstrating their usage in various programming tasks.

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The document discusses programming languages, categorizing them into procedure-oriented and object-oriented types, with Python being both. It highlights the advantages of procedure-oriented programming, such as easier debugging, less memory usage, and code reusability. Additionally, it provides examples of function definitions and user-defined functions in Python, demonstrating their usage in various programming tasks.

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# Dictionary programs are pending

# Function

'''
types of Programmimg languages
1) procedure oriented ( C )
2) Object Oriented ( C++ , Java )
Note : Python is Both procedure + object oriented Prog. Lang

1) Procedure Oriented Prog. lang. :

Drawback of Non Procedural Prg. Lang.


1. Debugging is very tough ( remove run time errors )
2. Taking huge amount of memory
3. Repeatation Of Code
4. Time Cosuming ( Huge amount of time for its implementation )

EMp Sal mgt S/W


int main()
{
lot of variables ( huge memory )
-------
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-------
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4000 lines
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}

# Procedure oriented approach S/W


Advantages of Procedure oriented S/W
1. Debugging is easy
2. less amount of memory ( In Procedure oriented approach , at a time compiler
allocate
memory of only calling function , not for all functions )
3. reusuability of code ( Throgh no of times function calling )
4. its save implementation time

void salary()
{
Variables Declaration
----
----
}
void marks_sheet()
{
----
----
}
void Bonus()
{
Variables Declaration
----
----
----
}

void Grade()
{
Variables Declaration
----
----
----
}

int main()
{
Variables Declaration
---------
---------
---------
---------
---------
}

Function Definition : it's a Named block , containing some statements


and used to perform a particular task

void strlen_copy()
{
performing calculating length of str and copyig str
// not good approach
}
void strlen()
{
}
void strcopy()
{
}

TYPES OF FUNCTIONS
1) Library defined function ( In-Built Fns )
those are already defined in compiler
Ex print(),input(), id(), type() , len() , eval() , etc
2) User Defined Functions :
those are defined as per requirements

Syntax :

def function_name(arguments):
--------------
--------------
--------------
return ( Optional )
'''
'''
# WAP to print any greeting msg using function
def msg(person): # 'person' is a parameter
print("Hello ",person)

msg("Papa") # Calling
msg("Friends") # Calling
msg("Mammy") # Calling
msg("Brother") # Calling
# msg() # Error
# msg("Papa","Mammy") # Error
'''
'''
# WAP to calculate two values using fn

def Add(x,y):
#print(type(x),type(y))
print(" SUM = " , x+y )

Add(10,20)
Add(10.89,20.78)
Add(10,200.34)
Add(10.122,20)
Add("Hello ","Friends")
Add([1,23.44],[34.56,'Bhopal',34.89])
'''
'''
# WAP to print Table of any no using function
def table(n):
for i in range(1,11):
print(n*i,end=' ')
print()

#no = int(input("Enter Any no ")) # 4 or 67 or 123


table(4) #calling
table(12) #calling
table(10) #calling
'''

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