Answer:
The machine-level language is a language that consists of a set of instructions that are in the binary form 0 or 1.
Answer:
It depends on the situation
import "from random import randrange"
for printing random numbers between integers "random.randrange(num1, num2"
Syntax:
"random.randrange(start, stop, step)"
Parameter Values:
start - optional - an integer defining which position to start - default = 0
stop - required - an integer defining which position to end.
step - optional - an integer define the incrementation - default = 1
Explanation:
The syntax is a bit weird but I hope I was a help
Answer:
1.)
def two(a, b) :
print(a+b)
print(a*b)
2.)
a = int(input('enter an integer values '))
b = int(input('Enter another integer value' ))
print(a+b)
print(a*b)
3.)
Take side of a square from user and print area and perimeter of it.
def square(a):
area = a**2
perimeter = 4*a
print(area, perimeter)
Explanation:
Code written in python :
The first function named two, takes to arguments a and b ;
The sum of integers a and b is taken and displayed using ; print(a+b)
The product of integers a and b is taken and displayed using ; print(a*b)
2.)
User can enter an input and converted to an integer value using the command ;
int(input()) ; the sum and product of these values are displayed using :
print(a*b) and print(a+b)
The Area and perimeter of a square requires the side length, which is taken as the argument a in the square function defined.
Area of square = a² = a**2
Perimeter = 4 * a
