Python Basics. Part 1

6/25 Functions with multiple parameters

Good! Our previous function only had one parameter, but you can use as many of them as you wish:

def print_between(lower, upper):
  for i in range (lower, upper+1):
    print('Current value:', i)

The function above takes two arguments: lower and upper, and prints

Current value {x}

replacing {x} with all numbers from lower to upper (inclusive).

Write a simple currency conversion function named convert that takes two arguments – amount and rate – and prints the following (on one line):

Amount: {amount} Rate: {rate} Conversion: {amount*rate}

Invoke the newly created function with amount = 55 and rate = 1.75.

Inside the function, simply use print().

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