A function is a named series of statements. Invoking a function's name, known as a function call, causes the function's statements to execute. Python comes with a number of built-in functions, such as input(), int(), type(), and others. A programmer can also create a new function using the def keyword, the new function's name, and a block of statements. A block is a series of indented statements following the function definition. To call a function, use the function's name followed by braces function_name(). This causes execution to jump to the function's statements. The function's return causes execution to jump back to where the original call occurred, to the next statement after the call. A good practice is to follow the convention of naming functions with lowercase letters and underscores, such as print_names or print_face. Your task for this project is to create a simple ATM script. The script emphasizes the importance of using functions in the creation of a more organized and reusable code.

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Need five questions ! question 1 excel is a tool used to a create a spreadsheet b design a brochure c make a presentation d write a letter question 2 a cell on an excel spreadsheet refers to a a type of document view b a page of the workbook c the rectangular box where a column and row intersect d the data in a worksheet question 3 tanya is entering the amount of money she has earned from babysitting onto an excel spreadsheet, but the autocomplete feature is not working. why? a autocomplete must be turned on before every entry. b autocomplete only works with professional spreadsheets. c autocomplete does not recognize types of currency. d autocomplete only works when the first character is text. question 4 which tab has formatting features to change the font style, color, size, and alignment? a file b home c insert d view question 5 brad uses excel to create a weekly schedule. he wants to keep using the same spreadsheet every year. one of his rows is titled "baseball," but the season has ended until next year. what is the most efficient way to modify the spreadsheet, so brad does not see baseball on his schedule but can easily get it back when the season starts again? a add a new comment with the start date of the next season b hide the row and unhide it when the new season begins c highlight the row in a different color to show the season has ended d start a new spreadsheet