I need help with this programming question

Question

You've been asked to write several functions. Here they are:

yourName() -- this function takes no parameters. It returns a string containing YOUR name. For example, if Homer Simpson wrote this function it would return "Homer Simpson"

quadster(m) -- this function takes a value m that you pass it then returns m times 4. For example, if you passed quadster the value 7, it would return 28.

isRratedMovieOK(age) -- this function takes a value age that you pass it. If the age is greater than or equal to 17 the function returns True, otherwise it returns False. Make sure 17 is stored as a named constant.

Your program must contain a Main() function as shown in the chapter. In your Main() function CALL each of your functions to demonstrate that they work properly.

Important note: Your functions themselves should not produce any output. Instead, they use the contents of their input parameters to return a value to the code that called the function. The code that called the function is the one that should be doing the output (in this program, the code that calls the functions is in Main() so that's the only place one should see any output statements).

Answer 1

#function to return name

def yourName():

return "Put Your Name" #return name

#this function returns value of m , 4 times

def quadster(m):

#return m times 4

return m*4

#function that checks age for movie

def isRratedMovieOK(age):

MINIMUMAGE=17 #declaring constant

#checking age

if age>=MINIMUMAGE:

#if age is greater than or equal to 17 then

return True

else :

return False #if age is less than 17

#main() function

def main():

#call yourName() function to print name

print("Name :",yourName())

#call function quadster() and print return value

print("quadster(7) : ",quadster(7))

#call function to check age

print("isRratedMovieOK(15) : ",isRratedMovieOK(15))

if __name__=="__main__":

main() #call main() function