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Python Technical Interview Prep: Python Basics Basic Python How Do You Like Them Apples

Noor Hafiza Binti Ibrahim
Noor Hafiza Binti Ibrahim
11,712 Points
Posted by Noor Hafiza Binti Ibrahim
Noor Hafiza Binti Ibrahim
11,712 Points

Bummer: Uh oh, I didn't get the correct value returned. It should have been 50. Instead, it was None

Create a function called mathy. It will take 3 parameters, a string and two numbers. For example: 'divide', 15, 5

Your

mathy.py 
# enter your code below
def mathy(a, b, c):
    if a == 'add':
        return b + c

1 Answer

jb30
jb30
44,807 Points
jb30
jb30
44,807 Points

If a == 'add' is True, your function will work. If a == 'add' is False, then your function returns the default value of None. You need to implement four string options, add, subtract, multiply, and divide, not just add.