Sample Solution
The following shows one way to solve this problem. It is not the only way this problem can be solved.
prepare_display_functions_sample.py
"""
Author: Brother Burton
Purpose: Demonstrates a basic procedure in a function.
"""
def display_regular(message):
print(message)
def display_uppercase(message):
# This could be done on one line, without creating a new variable new_message
new_message = message.upper()
print(new_message)
def display_lowercase(message):
new_message = message.lower()
print(new_message)
# The regular flow of the program starts here...
user_message = input("What is your message? ")
# Pass this variable to each of the functions above to do their work
display_regular(user_message)
display_uppercase(user_message)
display_lowercase(user_message)
"""
Author: Brother Burton
Purpose: Demonstrates a basic procedure in a function.
"""
def display_regular(message):
print(message)
def display_uppercase(message):
# This could be done on one line, without creating a new variable new_message
new_message = message.upper()
print(new_message)
def display_lowercase(message):
new_message = message.lower()
print(new_message)
# The regular flow of the program starts here...
user_message = input("What is your message? ")
# Pass this variable to each of the functions above to do their work
display_regular(user_message)
display_uppercase(user_message)
display_lowercase(user_message)
Download: prepare_display_functions_sample.py