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"""
Write a function that takes
a number as an input
and returns that number squared.
"""

def getSquared(x):
    x=x*x
    return x

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"""
takes a value and passes BACK into the function
"""

def razors(sharpness)
  return print(sharpness)

razors("Go! Go! Go!)

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"""
Write a function that takes three required parameters and two optional parameters.
"""
def tales(x, y, z, a=2, b=3):
    total = (x+y+z+a+b)
    print(total)

tales(4,6,0)
tales(2,5,12,67)
tales(35,67,87,-10,-3)

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"""
Write a program with two functions. 
The first function should take an integer as a parameter and return 
the result of the integer divided by 2. The second function should 
take an integer as a parameter and return the result of the integer 
multiplied by 4. Call the first function, save the result as a 
variable, and pass it as a parameter to the second function.
"

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"""
testing Try and Exception converts string to float
"""

def wakawaka(x):
    """Float a string.

    Keyword arguments:
    floatable value: gets printed out as result
    NON-floatable value: Error message will print out

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def winning2(x,y):
    
    """ collects input on two different numbers 
    input: integer
    output: 
    Give me the first number: {some integer}
    Give me another number: {some integer}
    X times Y equals:  {their product}

    """

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"""
Author: Patrick Elward
Date: 03/19/2019

An Example of try and except
and a FIX for ZeroDivisionError if caught


"""

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"""
Author: Patrick Elward
Date: 03/19/2019

An Example of lists
a. Create a list of your five favorite musicians and print it.
b. Change the musician at index 4 to "John Lennon" and print your list.
c. Append a new musician to your list and print it.

"""

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x = ["donnere","valvore","kosciusko","manadara"]
print(x)
print(x[2])
print(type(x))

x = list(("gasadsf","True",99505,False))
print(x)
print(x[2])
print(type(x))

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writer=("toni morrison", "Hunter S Thompson", "C.S. Lewis", "Richard Marcinko", "Keith Code")
print("My 5 favorite writers are: ", writer)
print(type(writer))

try:
    writer[4]="Anne Proulx"
    print("Revised list of writers: ", writer)
except TypeError:
    print("You can't change a Tuple! Its immutable!")