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Python Python Basics (2015) Logic in Python Product

Victor Francis
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Victor Francis
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Posted by Victor Francis
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Victor Francis
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 497 Points

Need some guide to solve this challenge "I need you to write a function named product. It should take two arguments..."

Not very clear what to do, please help

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def product(agr1, arg2):
    result = arg1 * arg2
    return result

1 Answer

Dustin James
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Dustin James
Dustin James
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Victor Francis,

The challenge is wanting you to create a function named Product.

def product():

It also is wanting you to add two arguments. Think of this as two inputs that you are naming.

def product(argument1, argument2):

Then you are requested to multiply these two arguments and return them. You can do this in one line.

return argument1 * argument2

Your full code would look like this:

def product(argument1, argument2):
    return argument1 * argument2

I hope this helps.