import random
#Functions

#A function is a mini program we can 'call' to run at any time, as many times
#as we want

#Inputs: values the function needs to run
#Outputs: values the function generates, done via 'return' statement

#Functions can use both, one or none of the above

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#Examples

#Function that needs nothing, and returns nothing
def boop():
    print("boop!")
    print("more things")
    print("very many important things")


boop()
boop()

#Function with inputs

def oneAndN(n):
    print(random.randint(1,n))



#oneAndN(10)
#oneAndN(int(input()))


#Function with Outputs

def gimme():
    return 12


score = gimme()




def calcAvg(nums):
    sum = 0
    for i in range(len(nums)):
        sum += nums[i]

    sum / len(nums)


marks = [20,30,40,50,60,70, 80, 99]
marks2 = [40,40,40,40,40, 900]
print(calcAvg(marks))
print(calcAvg(marks2))


Make functions that do this stuff:

    1) say your name 5 times, call the function a few times, see what happens
    2) the can say any name, sayMyName(name)

    3) inputs: 4 numbers, returns the avg of the 4
    4) inputs: 3 numbers, returns the highest

    5) inputs: 1 array, outputs the sum of the array

    6) inputs: 1 array of names, outputs one of the names at random