Question

Define function multiply(), and within the function: Get user input() of two strings made of whole numbers Cast the input to int() Multiply the integers and return the equation with result as a str()

Answer 1

Answer:

def multiply():#defnition of a function multiply.

   return str(int(input("enter the vale of first whole number: "))*int(input("Enter the value of the second whole number: "))) # it is used to take the two value and then print the multiplication of that value after converting it into integer.

Explanation:

• The above code is in python language, which holds the function multiply. The user can use this function when he calls the function.
• The first line of the function will render a message to enter the two whole numbers and then take the two values from the user.
• The value is get converted into an integer value.
• Then the value is getting multiplied.
• Then the value is returned with the help of return function after converting it into a string value.
• The input function is used to take the value, int function is used to convert the value in integer,'*' is used to multiply, and str function is used to convert the multiplication into a string value.

Answer 2

Answer:

str(int(input("enter the vale of first whole number: "))*int

          (input("Enter the value of the second whole number: ")))

Explanation:

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