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Write a function named "higher_lower" that takes an int as a parameter and returns "higher" if 14 is greater than the input and "lower" if 14 is less than the input, and "correct" if 14 is equal to the input.

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Answer:

Following are the program in python language for the above question:

Explanation:

Program :

def higher_lower(value): #function definition.

   if(value<14): #if condition for 14 is greator than the input.

      return "higher"

   elif(value==14): #else if condition for 14 is equal to the input.

       return "correct"

   else:# else condition.

       return "lower"  

return_value = higher_lower(int(input("Enter the integer value: "))) #take the value from the user and call the function.

print(return_value)# print the returned value.

Output :

  • If the user gives the input as 4, it will prints higher.
  • If the user gives the input 15, it will prints lower.

Code Explanation:

  • The above code is in python language, In which the first line will instruct the user, take the input and pass to the function after converting it into an integer.
  • Then the first line of the function is used to check the value is less than 14 or not.
  • Then the else if condition checks that the value is equal to 14 or not.
  • Then the else condition will be true if the value is greater than 14.

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