Referenced from lesson Defining Functions
Highlight the variables in gt and label them with the word "size".
Highlight and label the variables in the example lists below. Then, using gt as a model, match the examples to their corresponding function definitions.
| Examples | Definition | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
examples:
f(30) is circle(8, "solid", "red")
f(10) is circle(8, "outline", "red")
end
|
1 |
A |
fun f(s): star(s, "outline", "red") end |
|
examples:
f(2) is 2 + 2
f(4) is 4 + 4
f(5) is 5 + 5
end
|
2 |
B |
fun f(num): num + num end |
|
examples:
f("red") is circle(7, "solid", "red")
f("orange") is
circle(7, "solid", "teal")
end
|
3 |
C |
fun f(c): star(9, "solid", c) end |
|
examples:
f("red") is star(9, "solid", "red")
f("grey") is star(9, "solid", "grey")
f("pink") is star(9, "solid", "pink")
end
|
4 |
D |
fun f(r): circle(8, s, "red") end |
|
examples:
f(3) is star(3, "outline", "red")
f(8) is star(8, "outline", "red")
end
|
5 |
E |
fun f(c): circle(7, "solid", c) end |
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