In the program below, numA is a
def multiply(numA, numB):
product = numA* numB
return product
answer = multiply(8,2)
print (answer)

parameter

qualifier

accumulator

return value

In the function 'multiply' you can pass values in that are to be used inside the function. These are called 'parameters' and are in parentheses after the function name.

- A qualifier is a name that adds extra information, such as 'final' to prevent reassignment

- An accumulator is a variable you use to sum up a bunch of values

- A return value is a mechanism to pass the result of a function back to the calling program (into 'answer' in above example).

In the program below, numA is a def multiply(numA, numB): product = numA* numB return product answer = multiply(8,2) print (answer) parameter qualifier accumulator return value

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In the program below, numA is a
def multiply(numA, numB):
product = numA* numB
return product
answer = multiply(8,2)
print (answer)

parameter

qualifier

accumulator

return value