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5. Functions

• 5.1. Function calls
• 5.2. Built-in functions
• 5.3. Type conversion functions
• 5.4. Math functions
• 5.5. Random numbers
• 5.6. Adding new functions
• 5.7. Definitions and uses
• 5.8. Flow of execution
• 5.9. Parameters and arguments
• 5.10. Fruitful functions and void functions
• 5.11. Why functions?
• 5.12. Debugging
• 5.13. Glossary
• 5.14. Multiple Choice Questions
• 5.15. Mixed-up Code Questions
• 5.16. Write Code Questions
• 5.17. Group Work: Functions
  • 5.17.1. Print and Function Basics
  • 5.17.2. Parts of a Function and Function Calls
  • 5.17.3. Writing Function Calls
  • 5.17.4. Function Order
  • 5.17.5. Special Characters and Keywords
• 5.18. Functions Multiple Choice Questions
• 5.19. Functions Mixed-Up Code Questions
• 5.20. Functions Write Code Questions
• 5.21. Group Work: Functions and Strings
  • 5.21.1. String Indices
  • 5.21.2. String Slices
  • 5.21.3. Input and Converting Between Strings and Numbers
  • 5.21.4. String Methods
• 5.22. Functions and Strings Multiple Choice Questions
• 5.23. Functions and Strings Mixed-Up Code Questions
• 5.24. Functions and Strings Write Code Questions
• 5.25. Group Work: Functions and Conditionals
  • 5.25.1. Basic Conditionals and Tests
  • 5.25.2. Logical Operators and Complex Conditionals
• 5.26. Functions and Conditionals Multiple Choice Questions
• 5.27. Functions and Conditionals Mixed-Up Code Questions
• 5.28. Functions and Conditionals Write Code Questions
• 5.29. Group Work: Functions and Lists
  • 5.29.1. List Indexing
  • 5.29.2. Built-in Functions That Work on Lists
  • 5.29.3. List Methods
  • 5.29.4. Using the Slice Operator
• 5.30. Functions with Lists Multiple Choice Questions
• 5.31. Functions and Lists Mixed-Up Code Questions
• 5.32. Functions and Lists Write Code Questions
• 5.33. Group Work: Functions with Loops
  • 5.33.1. The For-Each Loop
  • 5.33.2. Range and For
  • 5.33.3. While Loops
• 5.34. Functions with Loops Multiple Choice Questions
• 5.35. Functions and Loops Mixed-Up Code Questions
• 5.36. Functions and Loops Write Code Questions
• 5.37. Group Work: Functions with Tuples and Dictionaries
  • 5.37.1. Tuples
  • 5.37.2. Tuples are Immutable
  • 5.37.3. Dictionaries
• 5.38. Functions with Tuples and Dictionaries Multiple Choice Questions
• 5.39. Functions with Tuples and Dictionaries Mixed-Up Code Questions
• 5.40. Functions with Tuples and Dictionaries Write Code Questions
• 5.41. Group Work: Functions, Strings, and Conditionals
  • 5.41.1. Function Example
  • 5.41.2. String Definition
  • 5.41.3. String Indices
  • 5.41.4. String Slices
  • 5.41.5. Basic Conditionals and Tests
  • 5.41.6. Logical Operators and Complex Conditionals
• 5.42. Group Work: Functions with Lists and Loops
  • 5.42.1. List Indexing and Slicing
  • 5.42.2. Built-in Functions That Work on Lists
  • 5.42.3. List Methods
  • 5.42.4. The For-Each Loop
  • 5.42.5. Range and For
  • 5.42.6. While Loops
• 5.43. Homework: Creating Functions from Sample Input and Output
  • 5.43.1. Function 1
  • 5.43.2. Function 2
  • 5.43.3. Function 3
  • 5.43.4. Function 4
  • 5.43.5. Extra Credit
• 5.44. Discussion: Creating Functions from Sample Input and Output
  • 5.44.1. Function 1
  • 5.44.2. Function 2
  • 5.44.3. Function 3
  • 5.44.4. Function 4
• 5.45. Group Work: Functions with Sets and Dictionaries
  • 5.45.1. What is a Set?
  • 5.45.2. Sets only Contain Immutable Items
  • 5.45.3. Sets Do Not Allow Duplicates
  • 5.45.4. Adding Mutliple Items to a Set
  • 5.45.5. Set Methods
  • 5.45.6. Creating Sets
  • 5.45.7. Sorting Sets
  • 5.45.8. Dictionaries

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