A built-in function is one that you don’t need to install and load a package to
use. To learn how to use any function that you don’t know how to use
appropriately, use the help()
function. help()
takes one parameter, the name
of the function that you want information about (e.g., help(abs)
).
Familiarize yourself with the built-in functions abs()
, round()
, sqrt()
,
tolower()
, and toupper()
. Use these built-in functions to print the following items:
round()
takes two
arguments, the number to be rounded and the number of decimal places.round()
will
default to using 0
if the second argument is not provided. Look at
help(round)
or ?round
to see how this is indicated."species"
in all capital letters."SPECIES"
in all lower case letters.sqrt()
call inside the round()
call.